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  • Jackie Luffy

    August 28, 2013 at 7:18 pm in reply to: Vegas Half A Second Out Of Sync Problem

    do you know what it could be?

  • Jackie Luffy

    August 28, 2013 at 9:58 am in reply to: Vegas Half A Second Out Of Sync Problem

    Thank you for the suggestion but it still did not work 🙁

    If anyone cares to take a look at my file then feel free its only a 3 megabyte clip

    https://www.mafiastorage.com/cysbjhefb7zc

    Take a look and see what I mean

    Look closely when the yellow haired guy disapears, you will hear a teleporting noise, if you watch it carefully in VLC or Windows Media Player and MAKE sure to click ahead or back and you can see the teleport sound comes a little too late, trust me once you view it in Media Player Classic you can tell the difference

    If you watch that part in Classic you can now tell if you carefully pay attention that the teleport sound actually starts a tad bit early (Like its suposed to and does in Vegas), it actually is heard as his body is still disapearing, but in VLC or Media Player when jumping ahead or back and viewing the sound comes after his body has disapeared!

    Now that I think of it any average viewer wouldnt see this, its just since I edited this I can definitely notice the difference

    I hope if you guys can see my problem with your own eyes maybe you might have another idea as to why this is happening?

    Thanks for your help guys!

  • Jackie Luffy

    August 27, 2013 at 10:05 am in reply to: Vegas Half A Second Out Of Sync Problem

    Okay, after careful inspection, I may have jumped the gun a bit!

    I really payed attention and found out that its not just Windows Media Player! it IS VLC as well! I dont know why I didnt notice before, probably because I love VLC so much and just didnt open my eyes to it, but definetly the same problem with Windows Media Player happens in VLC player as well!

    Okay so from this it looks like it is a Vegas problem, but I downloaded Media Player CLASSIC and magically and for real this time, I carefully compared the exact same clip with headphones, the audio is perfecly on in CLASSIC, even when I skipped ahead and backwards, so I dont understand why CLASSIC can play it perfectly fine but the others cant.

    I did further investigating into this and I took older mp4 files and tried to see if they had the problem as well

    To my surprise they DID! Im not sure why but I want to say it wasnt as noticeable on these ones but once I really looked at more episodes it was clear that it was the same, but CLASSIC played them without issue!

    So my assumption as of now is that maybe all videos go out of sync like this?

    I mean its not something that the average viewer would notice im sure, so maybe thats why no one really brought it up?

    The reason im thinking this is because of the following reasons

    A) I have tested it on 3 different computers all with different specs (Duel core, i7, and another duel core) all have the same results

    B) The older files suffer the same fate, which doesnt make sense because they were completely re-encoded in Handbrake, or rendered out in different ways

    I am going to try tommorow to check out other MP4 files I have, either downloaded, or something just some other random mp4 file and see if it has the same problem when viewing in CLASSIC, VLC, and MEDIA PLAYER.

    If I DO NOT get the same results, then that is proof that it is indeed a Sony Vegas problem, not per say something wrong with the program (Well who knows) but maybe just not rendering out with the proper options!

    Any help or even thoughts are appreciated I really want to figure this out

  • Jackie Luffy

    August 26, 2013 at 11:06 am in reply to: Vegas Half A Second Out Of Sync Problem

    Hmmm, very very strange, I have been searching all over the internet for some answers and all ive found is many people with the same problem yet no answers, seems like this is just an unexplainable issue for the time being…

    Very bizarre, in VLC it works fine, I never use windows media player so its not a big deal, its just something is telling me that Im going to end up rendering all these mp4 files and then sometime down the line ill regret it because I found out I did something wrong, just because it has the problem in windows media player makes me think that something may be wrong with my files that I dont know, but there shouldnt be anything wrong…

    I have been using mp4 for so long and never had this issue before

    All I know is this

    If double clicked the mp4 in windows media player and Without touching it skipping ahead or back the sound will be perfecly how it was edited, no problems

    So basically when you open the video it plays t correctly, and when you skip ahead or back its almost like it cant handle the file or something? Like it cant load fast enough to where im clicking and thats why theres the half a second out of sync, because the sound is late and not early!

    But of course once I think of this now i remember my computer is an i7 and the files are standard definition… So there is absolutely no way that my computer cannot handle these files!

  • Jackie Luffy

    August 26, 2013 at 7:10 am in reply to: Vegas Half A Second Out Of Sync Problem

    I tried out the Utility and the problem is still there 🙁

    Any ideas perhaps why this might be happening?

    Thanks for the help though!

  • Jackie Luffy

    August 26, 2013 at 6:28 am in reply to: Vegas Half A Second Out Of Sync Problem

    I just assumed it was something to do with Vegas because it seems to only be affected from the MP4’s that i render out with Vegas, I have many videos downloaded in MP4 and I never expierenced that problem while playing them in Windows Media Player before.

    Thanks! I will try out that utility, If I have no luck, what do you think might be doing this if its not Vegas?

  • Jackie Luffy

    August 22, 2013 at 10:29 pm in reply to: Transfering Old Film Reel To Computer

    I think im going to go with PRO8MM!

    I got a quote from them and from Got Memories, here is the difference

    Got Memories (My 2180 Feet of reels) = $750 APROX. thats 720 P
    Pro 8MM (2180 Feet of reel) = $1,500 and thats 1080 P

    Seems pretty reasonable for Pro 8MM especially considering you can choose it to be in any format you want and its like you said scanned with a 4K scanner!

    it would of been $2,800 to get it done with color correction, exposure, and so forth but in the end I decided I can just get the basic and i can edit it all myself, im expierenced in color correction and making movies look hollywood like through many years of editing, only thing they told me was that if you dont pay extra for them to remaster it the exposure will not be as good… Do you think it wouldnt be too much of a problem?

    The woman who works for Pro8 definetly sold me on the idea of getting these old film reels transferred in the best quality you can get them in, I want to relive those times!

    Thanks so much for your help!

  • Jackie Luffy

    August 22, 2013 at 8:25 pm in reply to: Transfering Old Film Reel To Computer

    Oh wow eh, yeah that does seem like a lot of work..

    Im not entirely sure I want to go ahead with Got Memories, im a quality feind, but Im just not exactly sure how much better Pro8mm to Got Memories is visually, Sure I seen the videos and they do look a bit better, but it would be nice to see a side by side comparision of the same film to correctly make a decision…

    I guess the only way is to really think about it

  • Jackie Luffy

    August 22, 2013 at 5:17 pm in reply to: Transfering Old Film Reel To Computer

    Hmmm, out of everything I have checked out it seems that Got Memories gives off the best quality, the reviews seem good people say its the best quality, and I have also watched clips on youtube, the quality looks great, what other companies can do this better?

    Check this video out
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wc8h_uqRtz8

    Even though its not scanned its still good, how much better can a real telecine be compared to what got memories does? I mean Ive seen the examples on youtube, they seem to be alright, very watchable, but really for old film can it really get any better than what Got Memories does? Even though they do use the old method, how much better is it with it actually scanned?

    Thanks for your help!

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  • Jackie Luffy

    August 22, 2013 at 10:18 am in reply to: Transfering Old Film Reel To Computer

    Your right, I think I will just send them in, GOT MEMORIES seems to be very good and trustworthy!

    Its 16 cents per foot

    For 15 reels though, 200 ft. would be around 1000 dollars which is what I have which seems like way too much considering you can get a half decent quality capture by just recording off your camera…

    I have a plan to get my entire family to pitch in since these are there reels when they were kids

    Tell me what you guys think!

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