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  1. I have seen many bootleg DVDs around (these are legal; i.e. NOT promoting warez!) containing audio and video from different sources. For example, Pearl Jam DVDs with video recorded from an audience cam and the audio from the official bootlegs. How does one go about syncing up audio and video from two different sources? I am looking to do some of this in the future, which is why I ask. Please post here or e-mail me at lelgessmoof@comcast.net with your advice.
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    Main Entry: bootleg
    Function: verb
    transitive senses
    1 a : to carry (alcoholic liquor) on one's person illegally b : to manufacture, sell, or transport for sale (alcoholic liquor) illegally
    2 a : to produce, reproduce, or distribute illicitly or without authorization b : SMUGGLE
    intransitive senses
    1 : to engage in bootlegging
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  3. Originally Posted by Forum Troll
    Main Entry: bootleg
    Function: verb
    transitive senses
    1 a : to carry (alcoholic liquor) on one's person illegally b : to manufacture, sell, or transport for sale (alcoholic liquor) illegally
    2 a : to produce, reproduce, or distribute illicitly or without authorization b : SMUGGLE
    intransitive senses
    1 : to engage in bootlegging
    Perhaps "bootleg" is the wrong word then? How about "audience-filmed DVD of a live concert?"

    Regardless, the question still stands. Does anyone have any experience with synchronizing audio and video from different sources?
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