Adobe Premiere Elements 14 exports videos out of sync?

[mattbro444]

Hello,

I have never had any troubles with Adobe Premiere Elements 14, but I have recently run into quite a few of them.

I have been trying to edit .avi video files together, and I critique it to look good. Inside of the video software, the video looks exactly how I want it: the audio, music, and video all line up seamlessly. However, once I export it, the video clips are trimmed completely differently: the parts that I cut out play, while the parts that I want to play are cut out. The audio and music are unaffected, but all of the video is messed up.

The finished video isn't particularly long, only about 2 minutes, so this comes as a surprise to me. I have never had this problem before, and some google searching has showed that not many people have had this problem.

I just don't know where to start. Any feedback is greatly appreciated.

Thank you.

[Steve Grisetti]

What model of camcorder is this video coming from? What is the video's resolution and format?

The out of sync issues happens most often when working with video from non-camcorder sources. Screen recording software, for instance, often records the video with a variable frame rate.

[mattbro444]

The video is a screen recording by Debut Recording Software. The thing is, I have never had any problems with this software before. I have edited many videos of this kind in Adobe Premiere Elements, and this problem has never occurred

[Steve Grisetti · Accepted solution]

The solution is to convert the video to Constant Frame Rate using the free download Handbrake.

[mattbro444]

That worked like a charm! Thank you so much for your help!!