Décalage sonore Movie Maker
Anthony Tolmann
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Hello everyone!
When I record videos with my camera, once on PC the video is about 1.5 gigabytes (I think that's normal) and in order to reduce the file size and do quick edits, I run it through Windows Movie Maker, but once it's finished, from mid-video there is a sound Sync issue.
I don't see any solution since VirtualDub produces files even larger (several gigabytes) or we keep the same format and it doesn't change the problem. And moreover, if for each video I have to pass them through 36,000 programs and it takes hours to load, that's not possible.
I really hope you can help me, thanks in advance!
When I record videos with my camera, once on PC the video is about 1.5 gigabytes (I think that's normal) and in order to reduce the file size and do quick edits, I run it through Windows Movie Maker, but once it's finished, from mid-video there is a sound Sync issue.
I don't see any solution since VirtualDub produces files even larger (several gigabytes) or we keep the same format and it doesn't change the problem. And moreover, if for each video I have to pass them through 36,000 programs and it takes hours to load, that's not possible.
I really hope you can help me, thanks in advance!
Configuration: Windows XP Internet Explorer 7.0
5 answers
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Hey!! =)
I know I’m replying late, very late, but just in case someone stumbles upon this topic =)
Personally I had a problem of the same kind. I started editing a video (several clips from different videos with a background music). And I realized that when I started my video from the very beginning, the audio was offset, but if I clicked in the middle of the editing, there was no offset (In fact, to add the video clips I wasn’t playing the video from the start). Anyway, I tested by exporting the video: Result: an offset as well. XS
So I re-did the edit. But EVERY time to test the audio/video sync, I have to start the edit from the BEGINNING (the laziness but no choice). And there it matches when I export the video.
Of course don’t ask me why it does this: I have absolutely no idea.
Bye !
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Please, I really need some help.
The file from my camcorder is: video MPEG-2 and audio: AC3
Once exported from Movie Maker (with the audio delay) it becomes: WMV
Thank you in advance, please reply to me! -
Is anyone ever going to help me? I’d like to say that I didn’t have this problem before (I think) because I just found a 19-minute video made with Movie Maker without audio sync issues.
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Please, just a quick reply.
I was told I should look into the frames per second, how do I do that? -
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I found this on a forum, apparently someone fixed a problem like:
http://answers.microsoft.com/fr-fr/windowslive/forum/moviemaker-av/d%C3%A9calage-du-son-dans-movie-maker-apr%C3%A8s/ff34c983-3183-4d77-bde4-68d7efabc265
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