I'm cutting a 6-camera, 24P (DVX100's) concert video using the VV4 default 24P project settings.
The digital audio supplied by the sound people is consistantly out of sync with the audio captured by the camera mics by 1 frame every minute.
The 24-track audio was recorded on multiple DA78-HR's at 24bit, 48k. It was exported to Digital Performa SD2 files for each track, and then exported to 16bit, 44k AIFF.
The AIFF's were then burned to music CD's and I've been importing those music tracks in VV4.
I just asked the audio people for a WAV file of a completely unprocessed track for testing.
If I resize the audio track to preserve the pitch, I hear small but annoying sound artifacts. I've tried all the settings.
If I resize without preserving the pitch, since it's such a small variation anyway, I cannot hear any artifacts, but I need to run that by the audio people first.
In the mean time, do you have any idea as to why the audio is 1 frame per minute longer than the DV?
The digital audio supplied by the sound people is consistantly out of sync with the audio captured by the camera mics by 1 frame every minute.
The 24-track audio was recorded on multiple DA78-HR's at 24bit, 48k. It was exported to Digital Performa SD2 files for each track, and then exported to 16bit, 44k AIFF.
The AIFF's were then burned to music CD's and I've been importing those music tracks in VV4.
I just asked the audio people for a WAV file of a completely unprocessed track for testing.
If I resize the audio track to preserve the pitch, I hear small but annoying sound artifacts. I've tried all the settings.
If I resize without preserving the pitch, since it's such a small variation anyway, I cannot hear any artifacts, but I need to run that by the audio people first.
In the mean time, do you have any idea as to why the audio is 1 frame per minute longer than the DV?