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  1. 16th Dec 2003 03:48 #1
    Jonne
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    When Iīm done cutting my movie in Premiere Pro the audio always get out of sync.
    I cut using "CTRL+K" in the timeline and then "Ripple delete" on the part that I donīt want to be left.
    Is there another way to cut in Premiere Pro, that doesnīt leave my audio out of sync?
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    Please... No one?
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    You didn't say what kind of Audio it was? I suspect it may be VBR?
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    Itīs just an AVI direct from my DV camera... Captured in Premiere Pro.
    Not sure about the VBR...
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    Originally Posted by Jonne
    When Iīm done cutting my movie in Premiere Pro the audio always get out of sync.
    I cut using "CTRL+K" in the timeline and then "Ripple delete" on the part that I donīt want to be left.
    Is there another way to cut in Premiere Pro, that doesnīt leave my audio out of sync?
    I have sync problems with Premiere Pro editing MJPEG files (created using a Pinnacle DC10+) and outputting to MPEG2. I thought it was the MPEG2 coding that did it but when I output to DV format, they still exist. I am cutting by selecting ranges on the monitor screen and dragging them to the timeline and doing an export

    I wouldn't have thought editing pure DV files and not doing a format change would cause sync problems thought. But another place to try to ask are the Adobe forums at www.adobe.com

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