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Author
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Topic: Damned Premiere again!
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Big Jim
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posted 12-05-1999 07:13 PM
My original message: "I have a film of about 90 mins length as a Premiere project. The film consists of 3 or 4 actual movie files... everyone following this? For some reason the second part loses sound synchronisation when you preview or print the whole thing to video. Yet when I play this bit normally, it's fine. Why does it do this and how can I print my film to video and keep all the sound in synch? Help would be much appreciated".... Thank-you everybody for you previous help with this, I did not see that page when I looked on the Adobe site. One last question, though; am I really going to need to sit through all 90 mins to find out how much the gap is? Can I not import or export something? Why is life so complicated? |
Tn
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posted 12-07-1999 06:59 PM
The reason is because sound takes minimal compiling/decoding time while video takes up much more. Since it does sound faster eventually sound and video unsync so when you preview starting later in the movie they are synced. I'm not sure how you would solve the problem though. | |
