Casey Mcbeath
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That’s one of the truly bizarre parts. All audio is out of sync. Music/sound effects, in camera audio, all audio and video have to be offset five frames in order to lineup
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Thanks for all the help Jeff, but still not there yet. I am very well aware of maintaining file structure, but I was hoping the Media Browser route would be the solution as I have always avoided it as it has always been clunky and problematic for me in the past. Unfortunately as I tried it now, not only do I get the same generic error of unusable files (.XML and .BIN files, no big deal), but this time MB brought in nothing at all. It only created an empty bin with zero media. Of course that was at the root level. I could bring in the media by navigating directly to it, but it is still out of sync in the preview window.
There appears to be a more hidden, nuanced, and unique issue at play. Any ideas on Audio Hardware settings, or other deeper options that may be the cause?
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Ah Jeff, you are raising some thoughts that may lead to a solution and more questions.
I am monitoring the sync the same as I have for years, headphones out of the computer, and watching the record monitor.
If I export it synced (by being out sync) it works as it should on MOST platforms, which is really bizarre. There seems to be a 25% chance it will appear out of sync depending on if you are watching on mobile or desktop.
Opening a single clip in premiere has the audio of a camera track out of sync with itself. In VLC, it appears to work normally.
It’s probably the oddest issue I’ve ever had.