I’m editing a video with a lot of cuts and I’m trying to make the audio transitions smoother. I usually just overlap the two audio clips to create a crossfade, but sometimes the volume gets noticeably louder for a moment during the overlap.

Is there a better way to do audio crossfades in VEGAS Pro without getting that little volume bump?

Thanks, ill try this too

Hey Mads,

Thanks for the explanation. I don’t think the Long-GOP issue is what’s causing it in my case though. The recordings are H.264, but I’ve tested the same thing with an intra-frame codec and I’m still getting the sync drift.

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Thank you, I got one more question posted, you think you can help me??

This helped me so much! Thank you

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Hi everyone,

I’m editing some gameplay footage in Vegas Pro 22. The original recording is 1080p at 60 FPS, and it plays perfectly smooth before I import it into VEGAS. However, after rendering, the final video looks noticeably choppier, especially during fast camera movements and panning. It almost looks like it’s running at 30 FPS even… Read more