- Sound out of synch
- Posted by Roland Perry on January 13th, 2005
Why does this happen, and what can be done? I've just viewed a DVD I
authored with TDA, taking out five sets of ITV commercials (started off
being a 2 hour programme). Nothing fancy or special about the editing
process. In the (I think) third section, the sound was about one second
displaced from the video. The other five segments were perfectly OK.
--
Roland Perry
- Posted by Brian on January 17th, 2005
Roland Perry <roland@perry.co.uk> wrote:
Sound out of synch looks bad when you hear the sound of a drum before
the drummer has hit the drum.
You need to buy hardware such as the Canopus ADVC 100 (analog to
digital converter) which keeps sound in synch with the picture.
Keeping sound in synch could be another reason why people buy DVD
Recorders as there are no sound synch problems with DVD Recorders.
Regards Brian
- Posted by Roland Perry on January 17th, 2005
In message <mafmu0h3kcgqe78sd0u8gep8pfn7ui65cm@4ax.com>, at 17:28:34 on
Mon, 17 Jan 2005, Brian <bclark@es.co.nz> remarked:
But the programme has never been in analog form.
It was originally either a DVD recording, or direct off-air using a
digital terrestrial PC card. Almost always, the sound synch is preserved
when I edit out the adverts, apart from this one section in the middle
of this one programme.
--
Roland Perry
