Ferret Lady
Well-known member
ok this question is actually to help my friend.
he has final cut pro 6. when he imported a .avi file or .mov file and puts it on the timeline, the audio becomes slight out of the sync. i'm sure there's some setting (maybe sequence settings?) that needs to be changed. this problem doesnt happen with footage that's actually captured from a camera into fcp, just imported video files. sometimes its off by about 6 frames, sometimes 12...
another thing. he has tried re-syncing up the audio after it's on the timeline by cutting it up and stuff, but then when he exports it as a quicktime movie, bam, it's out of sync aGAIN.
anyone had a similar problem who might know a fix for my friend?
he has final cut pro 6. when he imported a .avi file or .mov file and puts it on the timeline, the audio becomes slight out of the sync. i'm sure there's some setting (maybe sequence settings?) that needs to be changed. this problem doesnt happen with footage that's actually captured from a camera into fcp, just imported video files. sometimes its off by about 6 frames, sometimes 12...
another thing. he has tried re-syncing up the audio after it's on the timeline by cutting it up and stuff, but then when he exports it as a quicktime movie, bam, it's out of sync aGAIN.
anyone had a similar problem who might know a fix for my friend?