[Thomas Roberts]

Ok, did some research and found my problem solved…

Audio frame rates matter too!

Another audio trick I have learned the hard way is how to use audio frame rates. Yes, audio has a frame rate, just like video (who knew?) – and it’s important you get the right one when recording audio onto a separate device. Otherwise, your audio slowly starts to slip out of sync – a pain when you’re trying to edit!

A bit of research led me to this conclusion: set your camera to film at 24p and your audio to record in .wav form at 48khz. All good audio recorders should let you adjust these settings. This way, the frame rates match perfectly!

found at https://blog.vjmovement.com/?p=322

[Thomas Roberts]

Thanks, but I’m hooked & addicted to Magic Bullet…..

[Thomas Roberts]

Thanks, I’ll get some emails out today!

Thomas

[Thomas Roberts]

Mike, Could Quantize to Frames Effect audio sync? I’m shooting with a Canon DSLR And syncing the H4N audio. I have never had problems with this in Sony Vegas. Just recently purchased the upgrade to version 10.

Thanks,

T

[Thomas Roberts]

Source footage is a Panasonic 100B shot at 30P. Captured on a PC, Timeline is 29.97. Could Quantize to Frames Effect Audio sync?

[Thomas Roberts]

Thanks

[Thomas Roberts]

Hi Dave,

Thank you so much for your answer. Could you direct me regarding the following: (VERY helpful)

1. Your SATA drive setup
2. Your BD-R setup. What disc do you use? Drive?
3. Where do you purchase your Hardware from?
4. How do you make the MASTER “READ ONLY”

Thanks,

Thomas

[Thomas Roberts]

Bingo- Thanks

Thomas

[Thomas Roberts]

Awesome, this is similar to what I currently do! Thanks for the confirmation 🙂

Thanks,

T

[Thomas Roberts]

Thanks Mike 🙂

TR