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audio separated from video track out of sync after adding transitions
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I separated my audio from video track so I could copy the audio for the intro and credits. I did this three times. I burned the video and everything was fine. I then added transitions between chapters and the 3 places I had separated the audio from the video were out of sync after adding transitions. It looks like it split the audio between the end of the transition and the rest of the video and then did something to that portion of the audio to cause the rest of that chapter to be out of sync, but then fine again when it started the next video.

Worse is I burned 9 blu-rays and DVD and sent them out before I realized those 3 out of 35 chapters were broken.

Solution: I deleted those chapters, which left a little segment of audio where the transition was, which I had to delete also and reinserted the video again and didn't separate the audio this time. Somehow I thought that if I deleted that separated audio track I would lose the audio on my intro also, but I didn't. That tells me what I should have done was just inserted the video at the end of my movie, separated the audio, copied it to where I wanted to use it and then delete video.

Bug: Don't use transitions with videos you separated the audio from or even better don't separate the audio from your video if you need them to stay in sync. Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit
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James Dotson
Senior Contributor Location: Tennessee Joined: Aug 24, 2009 20:40 Messages: 3066 Offline
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This won't help you current problem, but you may have better results if you copy the audio with video. Put the clip in a PiP track and disable the video portion. I believe that is what you are trying to do, anyways. __________________________________
CORNBLOSSOM
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That would work too, but probably illogically I was thinking I was saving project or output space by only copying the audio portion.

I should note that this problem may not be true for everyone, but be sure to double check before you burn that audio separated from video is still on track or avoid it. Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit
Velocity Micro
Intel Core 2 CPU 6700 @ 2.66GHz
RAM 6GB
NVIDIA GeForce 8800 GTS v258.96
ViewSonic VX2255wm-4 dual extended display
K-Lite 32bit & 64bit
1680x1050
Windows 7 Basic background no Aero
Hitachi 400gb system dr
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