help with video making

ΩOMEGAΩ · 01-02-2007, 08:55 PM

so i got a new digital camera, so i decided I wanted to AAA a song on DDR, I did, but theres one problem, the video is off sync with the audio from the recording.

anyone know how I can fix this problem, or know a program to help me in this situation?

The Chemist · 01-02-2007, 09:48 PM

Where are you watching the video?

If its on youtube, its a common problem with some digital cameras. It doesnt usually happen with camcorders though.

Amp Divorax · 01-02-2007, 10:46 PM

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Originally Posted by Dark

Where are you watching the video?

If its on youtube, its a common problem with some digital cameras. It doesnt usually happen with camcorders though.

It also depends on what format you use. WMV format is the worst to use on youtube. I recommend Xvid/DivX and mp3 as it uploads perfectly for me.

*Loserbait* · 01-03-2007, 02:59 PM

I'm gonna assume you didn't upload to YouTube already. If it's off-sync, then first of all, you need to consider buying a new camera.

Second, let's say you've converted to AVI. Use VirtualDub (Google it) and you can offset audio in milliseconds (Streams -> Stream List).

If it's in MPEG, I'm pretty sure TMPGEnc will allow you to resynch audio.

But, if you've uploaded it to YouTube and it's off-sync, well that's YouTube for you... They've been known to do that (see previous posts).

Victamone · 01-08-2007, 08:14 PM

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Originally Posted by Loserbait

But, if you've uploaded it to YouTube and it's off-sync, well that's YouTube for you... They've been known to do that (see previous posts).

Loserbait is right. I had the same problem a while back. It's mainly Youtube.

m-force · 01-11-2007, 07:03 PM

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Originally Posted by Loserbait

I'm gonna assume you didn't upload to YouTube already. If it's off-sync, then first of all, you need to consider buying a new camera.

Second, let's say you've converted to AVI. Use VirtualDub (Google it) and you can offset audio in milliseconds (Streams -> Stream List).

If it's in MPEG, I'm pretty sure TMPGEnc will allow you to resynch audio.

But, if you've uploaded it to YouTube and it's off-sync, well that's YouTube for you... They've been known to do that (see previous posts).

There's a VirtualDub-MPEG edition if your camera films on MPEG format, just for kicks.