I've finally rendered a large project(1 hour long). The audio sync on the print to DV tape is BAD.
I used the (A) roll sound for all the audio as to keep it consistent. I then edited in head shots from the (B) roll and the sound sync is perfect on VF (I also checked the rendered AVI files on Windows Media Player they are perfect also).
When viewing the tape the sync on the (A) roll fotage starts out ok but starts to deteriorate all the way through to very bad at the end of the tape. All the edit (B) roll shots are worse than a badly dubbed Japanese monster movie.
Also there are a few very short blank spots on the audio track. I'm assuming that this is were VF is overcoming the Window 98 SE file size limit.
Any help will be greatly appreciated.
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I used the (A) roll sound for all the audio as to keep it consistent. I then edited in head shots from the (B) roll and the sound sync is perfect on VF (I also checked the rendered AVI files on Windows Media Player they are perfect also).
When viewing the tape the sync on the (A) roll fotage starts out ok but starts to deteriorate all the way through to very bad at the end of the tape. All the edit (B) roll shots are worse than a badly dubbed Japanese monster movie.
Also there are a few very short blank spots on the audio track. I'm assuming that this is were VF is overcoming the Window 98 SE file size limit.
Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Blitz