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video filters affecting audio
Is it possible that video filters have affected the speed of my video and have therefore made the video and audio tracks go at different speeds? I was working on the video portion of some tape the other day (I was adding video filters while the video was playing rather than while it was stopped) and when I went to play it back it looked like a badly dubbed film with the voice not matching the video of the person speaking. I went back to look at the original clips that were brought in and they were in synch.
Is there a way to fix this? And, probably more important, is there something I should be doing to make sure this doesn’t happen again?
Thanks,
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Adding video filters will reduce the “real time playback” rate because your CPU can no longer keep up. Things that can help:
1) Use a lower preview setting
2) Get a faster CPU
3) RAM Render/Pre-render/render to a new track
4) Turn off the video effects
5) Just trust all will be well on the final renderEdward Troxel
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