(also posted in the DVDA forum, no luck)
I render a live video of a band playing to NTSC DVDA from VV4.
I sync the same DAT audio track to the video and render to AC3.
Then burn the DVD in DVDA
I get sync problems..cymbals/drums/words being hit/sung, but the audio comes out about a half-second later near the 60minute mark and only gets worse as it gets later...VERY unprofessional product to present to people.
All OK at beginning and sort-of-middle..the audio track sine waves are 100% in sync, every audio 'spike' lines up 100% from start to finish, etc. I am getting tired of doing fade-outs around the 60 minute mark on EVERYTHING I do to re-align the video/audio tracks.
I have seen suggestions on here to render both video/DAT to a new AVI track in VV4, but that takes way too long, a lot of space, and double the work. I tried it anyway. SOL.
I tried re-sampling the 44.1 audio to 48, and then used VV4 to Ac3 it. STILL no good.
I tried to render to MPEG2 and see if there still an issue. There is. Video is ahead.
What are we ALL doing wrong? What other suggestion(s) does anyone else have?
XP Pro/AMD2400/1GigRAM/120G 7200
Thanks
I render a live video of a band playing to NTSC DVDA from VV4.
I sync the same DAT audio track to the video and render to AC3.
Then burn the DVD in DVDA
I get sync problems..cymbals/drums/words being hit/sung, but the audio comes out about a half-second later near the 60minute mark and only gets worse as it gets later...VERY unprofessional product to present to people.
All OK at beginning and sort-of-middle..the audio track sine waves are 100% in sync, every audio 'spike' lines up 100% from start to finish, etc. I am getting tired of doing fade-outs around the 60 minute mark on EVERYTHING I do to re-align the video/audio tracks.
I have seen suggestions on here to render both video/DAT to a new AVI track in VV4, but that takes way too long, a lot of space, and double the work. I tried it anyway. SOL.
I tried re-sampling the 44.1 audio to 48, and then used VV4 to Ac3 it. STILL no good.
I tried to render to MPEG2 and see if there still an issue. There is. Video is ahead.
What are we ALL doing wrong? What other suggestion(s) does anyone else have?
XP Pro/AMD2400/1GigRAM/120G 7200
Thanks