Greg Lewis
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Well….You’ve given me a lot of thing about. It’s not too late to switch NLEs, so maybe I’ll give Resolve a shot.
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Pete,
Thank you for your response. I think that is going to be the best way to handle this. I was initially a little wary bringing the 23.98 media onto the 29.97 DF timeline for fear Premiere would add or drop frames to make up time, but everything seems to be functioning normally. Thank you very much for your help.
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Thanks Brent. This will certainly give me some confidence that I’m hitting the right benchmarks for my file layout, but I was hoping for a solution within Premiere. This does not appear to exist though.
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Mac.
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Thanks for the response Brent. The audio and video to the TV is in sync with itself. It is the program monitor that is out of sync with that feed. I’m thinking the full second might be due to media buffering on the device. I’m editing an animatic, so I have cuts every few frames. It might just be a lot of media to switch between. Clearing the media cache makes playback slightly more responsive, which would support the buffering theory.
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In response to your questions, I have the audio also outputting through the Black Magic device and there are no error messages for dropped frames. This is an animatic, so I’m reading 1920×1080 JPEGs off a RAID-1 Thunderbolt G-RAID drive. And just to specify, signal on the TV is in sync with the audio running to the TV. It is the program monitor and TV sync that is the issue.
As of now, I’m thinking the delay might be due to media buffering on the Black Magic device. This is an animatic, so I have cuts every few frames, so it is switching back and forth between a lot of media.