[Jason Barnes]

I’ve tried that and it does shift the duration by 2 seconds but sync is still drifting.
We’re all a little stumped.
j.

[Jason Barnes]

Hi Michael,

So this is the thread that won’t go away. Our mixer is now recording at 48.048/30NDF.

We’re importing those files into our 23.98/1080p MC 5.0.3 project for syncing. On the “import settings” tap we have “sample rate convert source sample rate to project sample rate” and “Do not convert sources with pull-up and down rates speed and duration will change from source” both checked. All per the previous threads. However, on longer clips sync is still drifting by 2-3 frames.

Any thoughts as to why?

Once again. Many thanks.
j.

[Jason Barnes]

Michael,

Thanks again for all the help. One last quick question. I’ve found a few clips from one day of shooting that were recorded at 30NDF/44100. What’s the correct conversion (if there is one) in Wave Agent to maintain sync in the Avid?
j.

[Jason Barnes]

Got it. Does that also go from clips converted to 47952?
j.

[Jason Barnes]

Thanks Michael. You’re advice help me get the ball rolling at having production have our sound recordist change to 48.084.

One more quick question. Can you confim the correct import setting in MC for the clips to play correctly? I’m assuming the only box I need checked in the “Import Setting” tab is “Sample rate convert source sample rate to project sample rate”

Thanks again.