Mpeg 2 video/audio export out of sync

[Raymond Tarry]

Oh, I’ve been using Procoder 3 – forgot to mention that – R

[Daniel Low]

What kind of MPEG stream are you creating? (PS, TS?)

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[Raymond Tarry]

Hi Daniel. The Procoder Preset is MPEG 2-DVD-NTSC, and the description box says:
MEPG 2, DVD, 720 X 480, 29.97fps, 6Mbps, NTSC, MPEG Video Stream + Wave File for DVD authoring software. (I’m not sure what you mean by PS or TS)

The video setting is CBR and the audio is PCM. Premiere Pro 1.5 exports audio at a lower bitrate and I tried that in Procoder, but the result still didn’t match up with the video.

Premiere Pro 1.5 also exports the audio and video synced and attached. I like the video output of Procoder better though.
Thanks – Raymond

[Daniel Low]

So you are creating Elementary streams – separate Video and Audio.

As such, where are you playing these back and seeing the sync issues?

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[Raymond Tarry]

Yes, they are separate, but that was not my intention. Premiere Pro 1.5 always produces audio and video linked together.
After exporting to Procoder 3 off the Premiere Pro timeline, I imported them back onto the PP timeline and lined up the video and audio and the audio strip was noticably longer than the video.
I’m aware that Premiere Pro has a problem with MPEG 2, but you’d think that the strips would be the same length. (you can tell my knowledge is limited)