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I figured it out, though this might be outdated
You set the video preveiw to a different frame rate then what it should be, the preveiw frame rate has to be equal to the mp4's frame rate, otherwise the software tries to compensate for the missing frames and adds time that shouldn't be there, hence the delay
Okaaaayyy. I thought it was pretty obvious that the frame rates have to be the same. 9/10 of my tv shows that i record are using variable framerates. That is what the problem is with PowerProducer software. It does not do well with clips recorded in variable frame rates. That is why i had to use another software to transcode the video so all my frames are constant (23.9, 24, 29.97, 30....depends on the tv show....go figure).
I have even tried clearing the shadow files, someone else's solution....did not work for me either
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It is frustrating that some tv shows that i recorded have audio video sync issues. I finally found a method that actually worked. I had to re-encode (transcode) my multiple clips (H.264 variable framerate) using handbrake....changed video framerate....make sure it was set on constant. I plugged my multple clips into PowerProducer 15 and merged and converted to H.265. I am so happy i finally found a way to merge some of my tv show clips into a whole clip/tv episode.
If i still need to use two seperate softwares to convert/merge/convert my clips into the desired H.265 tv clip, I may need to wait for PD20
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