Any help would be much appreciated...
I've rendered the first bit of my feature, and at one point I have some heavy audio effects... heavy meaning I'm running four - five different tracks, each one with a lot of effects on each individual track. When it's rendered to an MPEG, some of the audio doesn't make it at all, and some of the others are out of time with the video...
Does anyone know what might be causing this??
Will this work?
1. Run all audio on one track (which would be difficult because each track is separate because of panning and effects issues)
2. Rendering the audio track and video track separately, then putting them back together in a new file (which would be difficult for any future changes)
Thanks for your help,
Jeff
I've rendered the first bit of my feature, and at one point I have some heavy audio effects... heavy meaning I'm running four - five different tracks, each one with a lot of effects on each individual track. When it's rendered to an MPEG, some of the audio doesn't make it at all, and some of the others are out of time with the video...
Does anyone know what might be causing this??
Will this work?
1. Run all audio on one track (which would be difficult because each track is separate because of panning and effects issues)
2. Rendering the audio track and video track separately, then putting them back together in a new file (which would be difficult for any future changes)
Thanks for your help,
Jeff