David Prater
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I’ll get MediaInfo when I’m back in town today. Didn’t realize how useful that program was! I’ll shoot a few seconds with both cameras and post both screenshots here.
I don’t think format was the right word to use. Maybe something in the encoding process? -
The front camera wasn’t faulty, just shot in a different format than the rear. A format that QuickTime couldn’t read, and therefore, for some reason, SV couldn’t either. I rolled QuickTime back to 7.7.1 and, voila, problem solved.
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The only problem was in Sony Vegas. It played back fine on Windows Media Player and on my phone. The issue was in a QuickTime update. I rolled that back to 7.7.1 and it fixed everything.
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I’m having the same problem.
This footage was shot with the front-facing camera on my iPhone 5. I’ve filmed with my iPhone for a couple years now, so I figured it was a good idea to upgrade cameras when I got my new phone. The rear camera opens fine, but the front camera footage looks like this. Every time I convert it, the video ends up lagging behind the audio.