Audio out of sync AFTER importation

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• Audio out of sync after importation. MOV

  Audio issues out-of-sync after you import a clip .mov in Premiere Pro.

  The .mov video the problem doesn't have a problem when played with quicktime or vlc: audio fits perfectly with the video.

  Adobe Premiere Pro 7.2.1 CC (4) on OSX 10.9.1

  Open the first new project... > OK > import the single video clip (either by dragging in the app, or by using the media browser). Start to play the clip in the Source monitor, rub with impatience. Result: audio and video are way out of sync.

  Clip .mov, the origin of the problem has been exported to the Silverback app.  http://silverbackapp.com/

  Details on the clip .mov, via Media Inspector app:

  ============================================================

  General

  Full name: /Users/jukeboxhero/20140203.mov

  Format: MPEG-4

  Profile format: QuickTime

  Codec ID: qt

  File size: 638 MiB

  Duration: 34 min 46 s

  Overall bitrate: 2 566 Kbps

  Encoding date: UTC 2014-02-04 06:52:45

  Marking date: UTC 2014-06-02 15:55:40

  Library: Apple QuickTime

  Video

  ID                               : 2

  Format: AVC

  Format/Info: Advanced Video Codec

  Format profile: [email protected]

  Parameters of the format, CABAC: No.

  Parameters of the format, Reframes: 2 images

  Parameters of the format, GOP: M = 2, N = 30

  Codec ID: avc1

  Identifier of the codec/Info: Advanced Video Coding

  Duration: 34 min 46 s

  Bit rate mode: Variable

  Bitrate: 2 449 Kbps

  Width: 1 920 pixels

  Height: 1 080 pixels

  View picture format: 16:9

  Frame rate mode: Variable

  Rate: 18,969 fps

  Minimum frame rate: 6,522 fps

  Maximum frame rate: 19,355 fps

  Color space: YUV

  The chroma subsampling: 4:2:0

  Color depth: 8 bit

  Scan type: Progressive

  /(pixel*Frame) bits: 0.062

  Stream size: 609 m (95%)

  Language: English

  Encoding date: UTC 2014-02-04 06:52:46

  Marking date: UTC 2014-02-04 15:27:35

  Primaries: BT.709 - 5, BT.1361, IEC 61966-2-4, SMPTE RP177

  Transfer characteristics: BT.709 - 5, BT.1361

  The matrix coefficients: BT.709 - 5, BT.1361, IEC 61966-2-4 709, SMPTE RP177

  Audio

  ID                               : 1

  Format: AAC

  Format/Info: Advanced Audio Codec

  Format profile: LC

  Codec ID: 40

  Duration: 34 min 45s

  Bit rate mode: Constant

  Bit rate: 104 Kbps

  Nominal flow rate: 128 Kbps

  Channels: 2 channels

  Position of the channels: Front: L R

  Sampling frequency: 44.1 KHz

  Compression mode: lossy

  Stream size: 25.9 m (4%)

  Language: English

  Encoding date: UTC 2014-02-04 06:52:45

  Marking date: UTC 2014-02-04 15:27:35

  ============================================================

  The video matter perfectly in Final Cut Pro 10.1.1

  I have Premiere Pro of the trial and the Final Cut Pro trial. If there is no fix or get around easily, I have to give up the first.

  > Frame rate mode: Variable

  No version of first does 'good' with Variable rate

  Below is on iphone, but can help

  Some people find that the Iphone will not edit easily because it uses a variable rate

  -A possible solution in the message #22 http://forums.adobe.com/thread/934466

• Multi-track audio out of sync after you import elements of first

  I use - Adobe first Elements 10, Windows OS7

  I have two video files to MKV quality that I converted to VOB and MP4. I saw three formats on two different players. All right.

  When I import the MP4s or the VOBs first elements the audio goes out of sync. I did this several times, as a new project every time. I moved, renamed and re-converted MKV original. same thing happens every time.

  What can I do to keep the audio synchronized with the video?

  Please notify. Thank you.

  I would try to convert mkv to mp4 with brake hand (and it's free).

  Make sure that it is set to CONSTANT FRAMERATE.

• Audio track out of sync after importation of raw at first

  English:
  Hi there I have the following in first pro cc problem:
  I record Let's Play videos via Nvidea-Shadowplay in 1080p/60fps/30.000 Kbps
  I checked the equipment in VLC Player and all is well.
  Now, I do drag and drop the file into Adobe first CC and the audio seems to be out of sync.
  This is different. Sometimes the Audio seems to be beheind, and in other cases, it's too early.

  It is a serious problem for me, because it leads to a lot of post production audio tewaking to solve this problem.

  I have no idea how to solve this problem, because the raw material I recorded works perfectly, but the file is big
  to put on youtube, ofc.

  
  Deutsch/German:
  Hallo Leute, ich habe folgendes problem:
  

  
  

  Wenn ich Let's Play videos Shadowplay aufnehme und mir das dann material I m VLC Player betrachte sind Audio und Videospur 100% synchron.
  
  Wenn ich das material dann aber in Premiere Pro reinziehe habe ich bei Manchen, nicht bei allen videos das problem, dass die Tonspur asynchronous ist. Sometimes ist das Bild zu Fox, dann wieder der ton.

  DAS führt zu viel Zeitaufwand beim Nachbearbeiten.

  Wenn ich das video dann Raus ist make're immer noch asynchronous.

  ICH habe keine idea woran liegen konnte das...

  Vari-Productions says:

  English:
  I record Let's Play videos via Nvidea-Shadowplay in 1080p/60fps/30.000 Kbps
  I checked the equipment in VLC Player and all is well.
  Now, I do drag and drop the file into Adobe first CC and the audio seems to be out of sync.

  What you run is image variable rate (VFR) video.  ShadowPlay and any other application that uses nVidia's hardware h.264 encoders will produce VFR MP4 files.  Premiere Pro does not support the VFR vids very well at all; It is designed to handle the constant rate (CFR).

  To resolve this problem, you'll want to transcode your MP4 files using something like Handbrake on CFR versions.  I've never used Handbrake for this, but I know that others here to great success.  Search for phrases like 'VFR' and 'variable frame rate' and you should find a lot of results.

  I solved this by using the ffmpeg command line application, you can search and download from various locations.

  ffmpeg-i - hide_banner - 1 - crf 19 vsync - r 59.94 - vcodec libx264-preset copy - acodec ultrafast g 50

  If you prefer to use a GUI, then check brake hand or other tools.

• Video and Audio out of sync after rendering with SOUL

  I went videos of gameplay, with a fable for my microphone and one for the PC-ingamesound. After I visited with Premiere Pro 2015.4 all right.

  But with Media Encoder 2015.4 gameplay video is about 15 frames before the sound. I have an intro to 4 seconds, it is in sync, so I don't understand why the matter of gameplay GET is out of sync.

  When you need more information to help me, let me know.

  Hi Gunther, sorry you have problems with the SOUL.  Looks like the sync is correct when exporting directly from the first, is that correct?  Also, what format you export to SOUL & first?  The problem of synchronization occur even if you export to a different format of the SOUL?  You can try to revive the SOUL with the SHIFT key to reset your preferences, just to verify that the problem is not related to corrupt settings.

  If you agree with the sending of your first sequence and media I could study the problem more away from my hand, let me know and I'll send you a link.

• Audio goes out of sync after export (PP CS3)

  Hey there!

  So I had a few problems with first Pro CS3. My main problem is with the audio goes gradually out of sync after export. I am trying to export in 1440 p (2560 x 1440). I export in h.264 with 60 images/s.

  1. Original file type: AVI
  2. Original Frame height and width: 1680 968
  3. Original Audio bitrate: 1411 kbps
  4. Original Audio sampling rate: 44 kHz
  5. Original frame rate: 60 fps
     Data rate: 1191254 kbps
  6. Total bitrate: 1192665 kbps

  Before installation:

  

  Can someone help me and tell me what are the audio settings I should export in correlate with 1440 p and 60 frames per second? Any help is much appreciated, and I look forward to your responses.

  Much appreciation,

  -David

  What codec is used in this avi (as it isn't a regular avi of a camera) and if the framerate is variable, you need to convert to constant framerate before importing it in first.

  Converter for example Handbrake.

  Bit rate may be too high. Don't forget that CS3 is pretty old.

• Video quality has dropped and Audio Out of sync (EPA 12)

  Edited a video of 30 minutes and took a few clips of him. After the project and saving it, I noticed a severe drop in video quality and despite to realign the tracks audio/video, audio installs always out of sync. Original video clip plays fine and I would just download those, but there are too many dead zones and some splicing that needs to be addressed. At first I cut sections of video caused the problem, but the video before editing it produced out of sync titles as well. on a 30 minute video, audio Animes before nearly 10 seconds.

  EPA 12 Windows 8.1.

  Video camera: Replay 720XD (manual specifies EPA or Quicktime [Pro] Edition)

  Video information by gspot: 29.412 FPS; Resolution 1280 x 720; Audio codec: MP4a:Mpeg - 4 AAC LC video: avc1 H.264/MPEG-4 AVC

  QuickTime is also updated.

  I was see several other discussions on this topic with different answers, which makes me think that every problem is something different. Also, there are not too many threads with solutions. Also concerned by the fact that this problem seems to go as far as 10 EPA.

  BadWolfRacing

  I see no mention of rate constant or variable in the documents of the camera (only 30/60 NTSC or PAL 25/50).

  The only clue that I don't have that cadence is variable, it is as 29.412 frames per second that you give to your video.

  I had advanced for the camera users section and can't find anything that goes with this question. If your camera records with a constant speed then you will see 29.97 or 30 and not 29.412.

  We support the idea of constant compared to variable rate for your video by running the video via the properties of MediaInfo program playback. If your video has a variable rate, reading on will give a minimum, 'general' and maximum playback for cadence.

  http://sourceforge.NET/projects/MediaInfo/

  Just be careful for carryons unwanted in the download of this program.

  You seem to have 1280 x 720 @ 29,412 progressive frames per second (variable frequency), presenting as AVCHD.mov. And apparently you transfer the recording to the camera as the video compression AVCHD (MPEG4 AVC/H.264).mov, not a "MPEG" such as MPEG2 video compression...

  Variable rate in first Elements = always no problem. I have the iPod video and iPhone 5 (with variable rate) and any import problems (audio out of sync or other), edition, exported from Premiere Elements set the correct project presets and work with content timeline made. There are some who have problems. For them, the answer is borrow the video in software to change the variable in a constant rate.

  Whether you use the original or the original converted to the hand brake

  The project preset

  NTSC

  AVCHD

  AVCHD LITE 720p30

  Export of QuickTime H.264.mov (720 p 30)

  Publish + share

  Computer

  QuickTIme

  with Presets = NTSC DV 16:9

  and, under the Advanced button/video settings tab, make sure that settings are as shown in the screenshot

  

  The transmission speed is cut in the screenshot. Leave it disabled for now. We can talk about Bitrate and file size later.

  Export for AVCHD AVCHD.mp4 (720 p 30)

  

  Please read the above and let us know if any information improved the situation.

  Any questions or need clarification, please ask.

  Thank you.

  RTA

  Add on... Just in the notes on the case... the publication + share/computer has more choices than Adobe Flash Video, MPEG and AVCHD. The need for rest to scroll to with the tiny scroll right bar. Or, you can click on Adobe Flash Video, so that the Panel will turn blue. Then use the down arrow key to move to the bottom of the list or the up arrow to move to the top of the list.

• Audio out of sync, captured with iPhone4

  Hello

  I had several big (maximum 3GB) video files which I believe have been recorded with an iPhone4. If I play videos with any videoplayer (WMP, VLC) everything is going well, but in first pro, even the preview is out of sync after a few minutes.

  First pro media details:

  Type: MPEG Movie

  File size: 198,0 MB

  Image size: 720 x 1280

  Frame rate: 30.00

  Audio Format: 44100 Hz - compressed - Mono

  Project Audio Format: 44100 Hz - 32 bit floating point - Mono

  Total time: 00:08:16:12

  Pixel format: 1.0

  And they are all quick time files.

  Is it really because first pro can't handle the codec? Is there another way, then by converting the files and then work with them in first pro?

  Read the message #22 http://forums.adobe.com/thread/934466

• Audio out of sync and missing

  I have several clips of my Panasonic LX-5 (720 p). I created a new project (CS 5.5) and import the clips. When I play the file directly from Windows Explorer, all right. However, in the timeline, the audio is ahead of the video, then partially through an element, the audio disappears altogether. In addition, the line in the upper part of the sequence is yellow (above the transitions, it is green). I thought that perhaps the final exported file would be nice, but he had the audio out of sync and missing in the same places, too.

  Any ideas what's happening here?

  Thank you

  Jay

  Thanks for the offer, Jim. It turns out that, delete the files from the cache of forced media audio again in line (as when a fall new video clips in the bin in a project). That fixed it.

• Audio Out of Sync and Insert Clip out of a framework

  I record my audio and video separately. I use the merge Clips feature to merge together, now made dozens of times, never a problem. He did it with this new project, everything looks and sounds very good.

  But when you change the pieces of an element in a sequence, each inserted bit is the "audio is out of sych" red text. It is out-of - 0:72 to a clip or - 0:87 for another.

  However, it is not enough for me to see when I play it back, so I did fi from it as I change. Sometimes I slip in sync to remove the red text, I can't make a difference.

  But also sometimes when I insert an element in the current sequence, the marker/cursor script (don't know what it's called, the line blue large marking this place in the sequence where everything I insert will be inserted) is disabled by a frame. Sometimes it's off in one direction, which means that I get random empty images in playback, or it is off in the other direction and I am slowly accumulated unique axe off executives.

  Someone has an idea of what's going on? How the audio is out of sync in the first place? Why the function Insert Clip move the cursor in a strange place?

  Nevermind, I figured it. I chose the wrong preset when I made a new sequence. 60 frames per second instead of 59.whatever. >.

  Thanks to reddit for the answer: Audio Out of Sync and Insert Clip Off By A Frame: first

• Adobe first Pro CC 2015 Audio and video out-of-sync after the upgrade of the 2014 cc

  Hello everyone

  Once the upgrade to first Pro CC 2015 I get all of my video projects that are locked with a yellow box (Adobe Player) that says "Audio and video out-of-sync clock to xx:xx:xx.xxx ', and all my footage has the same problem

  No reason? HE WORKED IN CC 2014 PEARLS!

  any help is very appreciated.

  OK, since I'm short on time and my boss's eye laser pierces my skull, I had to ROLL BACK TO CC 2014.2 G * T!

  Fortunately, there is a way MORE HERE: how access, restore or update any Version of Adobe CC apps | ProDesignTools

  don't forget to install the updates after: all updates of Adobe CC 2014: Direct Download links for Windows | ProDesignTools

  Lesson of the day: If you have a big project on creation, and you are tempted to update CC 2015 for THE MOTHER OF GOD NOT WHERE, AND GET THAT HAND OF THE MOUSE NOW! It will mess up your project and throw the errors that you never had in CC 2014.2

  Good luck!

• Audio out of sync when you import VOB files

  I am importing VOB files coming from a recorder VHS to DVD set of VOB these fines (for example on VLC), but when they are imported into Adobe Premiere elements 13 the sound is out of sync. Different VOB files are released by different amounts.

  Because the VOB files are synchronized when played elsewhere, this must be a problem with Adobe Premiere elements 13 and not a problem with VOB files.

  Apart from setting the clock manually on each VOB file, what can I do?

  simeoncran

  Audio sync is not unique to Premiere Elements or work with the vob. Can happen and version, but...

  How did you get the files DVD video vob (VTS_01_1.VOB and series) in the mounting of elements first?

  a. the disc in the burner tray and then add Media/camera or computer importing video/DVD player

  b. something else

  What have you (manually) or project (automatically) defined as prequalification project before the media Add (whatever it is)?

  The Standard DV or DV widescreen to match the properties of the original?

  First Elements ATR troubleshooting: PE11: accuracy of the project auto Preset setting (new project dialog box)

  (See change project settings switchboard and the readings for the Mode of time base edition, image size and Pixel Aspect Ratio even)

  If the fields look grayed).

  When you play back the script contained in the Edit area monitor, were you working with rendered or UN-rendered chronology?

  There is an orange line on this timeline contained during playback?

  If all else fails in matters such as these, when they occur, examine the command line method to merge all the video files DVD (VOB)

  in a single DVD.vob file. Works great if you have to resort to the use of this technique.

  First Elements ATR troubleshooting: PE: DVD-VIDEO/Seamless VOB Ripper

  Please review and consider. We will look forward to learning of your results.

  RTA

• Audio video out of sync once imported into Encore CS6

  Hi all

  I am having some problems with Encore CS6 on my iMac with OS X 10.9.5.

  I'm burning a few videos I captured off the coast of the VHS using Elgato Video Capture. He outouts as .mp4 files

  The videos play fine on the outside, but as soon as I import them into even the audio becomes out of sync. I burned a lot of VHS to DVD and for some reason that the problem appears to be new.  It out of sync in the timeline, listen to excerpts and once burned.

  I even tried using Adobe media encoder to convert the .mp4 to MPEG-2 outside again and the audio is always out of sync. I even tried to cut a bit of the audio to the front because it seems to be just a little bit slower, and it worked for the first 5 minutes, then he again not synchronized.

  Does anyone have an idea as to whats going on? Or has experienced this problem?

  Thank you

  Angela

  And you can see here that my proposal was wrong. This is a variable rate. You need convert this file in constant cadence. I suspect that John may have a link to a converter. There are many more threads about that in the Premiere Pro forum.

• Audio/video Out Of Sync after export

  Hello, I hope I gave enough information below. I searched high and low for an answer to this and can not find a solution that has helped.

  I have an audio problem be out of sync a few images when exporting.

  First Pro Version CC using 2015.3 works on a Windows 7 PC with 16 GB of RAM.

  Source footage is Panasonic Lumix g-7 MPEG Movie wrapped in .mp4.

  Rate of the source footage is 59.94

  No external codecs are used.

  Here is a screen of the properties panel to one of the source images files in Windows.

  

  Here is a screen of the sequence settings

  

  Here are the screens of my export for video and Audio settings

  

  Here is a screenshot of the properties of one of the image source files window and the properties of the sequence.

  More large window - properties of the source images

  Small window - properties of the sequence

  

  However, the problem does not occur when I check the "Match sequence settings" at the top. I want to make so files won't be as big as when I pay with these settings. Just looking for YouTube, but even this preset produces the problem, I'm going to.

  

  Any help is greatly appreciated!

  The problem seems to be that I was unaware of a 2 ms latency when recording with a wireless LAV microphone system. I moved the audio advance 2ms and the delay has disappeared.

• Help!  Audio goes out of sync after export.

  OK, people. I need your help. I have a looming deadline of THIS FRIDAY to put this.

  I have a multicam editing over a show that runs 1 hour 20 minutes. It renders perfectly in the timeline panel, all the video and audio perfectly synced. Looks and sounds exactly like what I need.

  When I export the video in form file H.264, audio not get synchronized with the video of 13 frames! But that's not all... It doesn't go to the complete audio track. There are about 50 minutes in the middle of the video where the audio goes out of sync. The audio at the beginning and end of the video is aligned perfectly in sync. It is just the central part which is twisted.

  What should I do?

  This has never happened before, and I have worked extensively with multicam in first Pro CC before that. Never been a problem. I tried to uninstall and reinstall the first and also remove all media cache files, but still no dice.  I also tried to copy the clips in a new sequence in the same project, copying the clips into a new sequence in a NEW project, the nesting of the sequence... nothing works.

  My configuration:

  MacBook Pro retina (Rev A)

  First Pro CC (latest version)

  Panasonic GH3 images in 1080 p 24 p AVCHD timeline

  3 cameras & 1 audio file to WAV in Multicam

  Any help would be greatly appreciated!

  OK, I figured out how to fix it:

  1. In first Pro CC, choose SEQUENCE > DELETE RENDER FILES.
  2. Try to export the movie again.

  It worked! I exported the same sequence, and it took a lot of time to do a new rendering of the audio files, but when it was finished export audio and video are in sync. I don't know what caused it, but this fix, so I hope anyone else having this problem can save a lot of time in reading this.

  See you soon!