Chris Macneil
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Once again I would hope there is a premiere solution that doesnt require recapturing all the HDV footage because of a few frames visual dropout, this is a ton of time consuming work and if the footage is playable on desktop players why do I have such a problem with premiere
boo hoo
wish I believed in santa claus to fix it
thanks anybody, everybody, mike!!! -
Mike
another thing is the sync problem is related to some dropout on the visual on the Premiere timeline. after a flash of red frame the audio sync drops. If I play same MPEG in windows media player I see the dropout as a still frame but sound and video are still linked for the rest of the footage; any ideas as there a frame dropoust on a lot of tapes and having to lipsync on all tapes would be very very difficult
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thanks
Chris in Amsterdam -
Thanks Mike
The footage was shot on two Sony HVR-AIP CMOS chip (same as the A1U) I captured the files into a premiere pro2 project – HDV 1080i 25(sony 50i)as HDV- thus Mpeg2 (as you corrected me)The files play fine with no problems in Windows Media player and in a Gom Player but in Premiere pro 2 most of the files have sound sync problems, though not all. Each of the files that I captured are about 60 min long and the ones that mess up seem to mess up halfway through and the sound sync get progressively worse with time until I have a delay of say 3 seconds. Though there seems to be no clear pattern.
I have opened the files in CS4 and the problem is the same
I am stuck with this Mike and any input would be appreciated
thanks again
Chris -
Hi Mike
I wondered if you managed to get any further with the audio sync problem I am using CS4 and have 32 hours of HDV imported and am finding half way through the tape the sync slips its ..not good
did you find any fixes
thanks
Chris