[Jackie Luffy]

I guess this problem is unexplainable eh:(

[Jackie Luffy]

When I render the out of sync file, put it back into Vegas it is magically in sync again, so I render that file AGAIN and its still out of sync, so weird..

The performance of my laptop isnt the issue because there is no excuse why It shouldnt be able to handle a clip with a bitrate of only 2,000,000

[Jackie Luffy]

I have another important thing to add…

Even though the audio or video is off when I put the out of sync video into sony vegas MAGICALLY it is in synch….

Yet on youtube and played as a file everything still happens half a second later…

[Jackie Luffy]

I did a couple tests, I rendered at 2,000,0000 bitrate (which is ridiculously low) and also put a two pass on it thinking it would do it better

And same result, the audio comes still half a second later:(

[Jackie Luffy]

Well the interesting thing here is that to a normal everyday person WILL NOT NOTICE this, probably even a seasoned veteran in video editing they most likely will not even notice that the audio is off…

Its just I have this one clip when a shovel goes flying and hits someones head (fake) and the sound effect I put in the program perfectly lines up at the exact moment it hits I can see this by playing the clip over and over and I can see it by seeing the wavelength in the timeline..

But since I edited the film I can tell more and I didnt exactly see the problem myself all I felt was that something was off or strange about it, it wasnt until I checked out the sounds and it happened to be half a second off…

I have a duel core system with 8 gigs of ram, shouldnt that be more than enough for my computer to handle it?

It also seems like its a permanent thing because even if I render out 5 second clips to test to see if its in sync it will still be about half a second off…

What is considered the normal for 720P video to render as bitrate in?

I am currently rendering the max bitrate 5,000,000

Thanks