Anyone have a problem with making a longer nested project match separately rendered audio without drifting out of sync? I have a film divided into 8 projects. I rendered each project to 8 respective .avi files, lined them up end to end, then laid down audio tracks (not in-camera, separately recorded from the boom mike), FX, music, and mixed them into one 92-minute audio track.
Problem is, if I drag the 8 .veg files to the timeline and try to use them in lieu of the 8 .avi files, after 15 minutes or so, the picture in the .veg files has 'fallen behind' the audio track. By the end of the 92 minutes the audio is 2-3 full seconds ahead of the picture. I wish I could figure out the problem because I'd rather render straight from the nested projects to one long MPEG-2 file, hopefully for slightly better picture quality.
The alternative--I think--is to render 8 separate MPEG-2 files and join them end to end, perhaps with a Satish product?
Problem is, if I drag the 8 .veg files to the timeline and try to use them in lieu of the 8 .avi files, after 15 minutes or so, the picture in the .veg files has 'fallen behind' the audio track. By the end of the 92 minutes the audio is 2-3 full seconds ahead of the picture. I wish I could figure out the problem because I'd rather render straight from the nested projects to one long MPEG-2 file, hopefully for slightly better picture quality.
The alternative--I think--is to render 8 separate MPEG-2 files and join them end to end, perhaps with a Satish product?