Dropped Frames

[lgare]

Gday,
I'n in Aus, using an AVerMedia capture card. When I record video, it plays back fine in, for eg, Windows Media Player.
But when I edit using Adobe Premiere 7.0 (Pro) the audio and video gets out of sync.
I am told this is because the video I am capturing is the raw broadcast MPEG. Because of the minor noise on the received signal, I can lose video frames, and this only shows up in software like premiere, where the next frame after a lost frame will be put up against the previous frame before the loss. (make sense?) After a few of these, the video gets noticeably delayed.
I think I need something to re-encode the mpeg, and hold over the previous frame where a lost frame occurs. Any tips? I know its complicated...

Thanks

[Forum Troll]

I had this same problem with the Quantum Leap episodes I capture with my card. I capture to vbr MPEG-2. Editing out the commercials caused the audio to go out of sync. I got the program VideoReDo, and it fixed the problem. I would recommend this program to you.

[lgare]

VideoReDo is awesome for that. Fixed up everything well.
Can it edit out commercials?? How?

[Baldrick]

VideoReDo is awesome for that. Fixed up everything well.
Can it edit out commercials?? How?

yes, it is an editor. use the sel start, sel end to select all commercial and then click on the remove selections. done.