Audio out of sync in premiere pro cs6 after capturing

Hi

Captured using a USB cable or a firewire?

did we import those videos in PP and then check with the audio and video.

Could be a permission issue as well. A good troubleshooting step can be stop all the applications while the video is being captured.

Hope it Helps

Thanks

Is the Audio and video out of sync if you play the raw files in Media Player?

Eric

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Go Into edit and then preferences in Premiere. Go down to Capture and check mark use Device Control Timecode. Then launch capture utility and see if that fixes it.

Eric

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Does that mean you already had a check on that option?

Eric

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Try Capturing a portion in I Movie and then import into Premiere. See if the audio and video are in Sync then.

Eric

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I have a similar problem and yes, the audio and video are fine when played in Media Player,

but when I import the mpeg4 to Premiere they are out of sync.

Premiere Pro doesn't capture to an MP4 file.

Hi Jim,

It may not capture to mp4, but it imports mp4.
My footage is an ancient VHS family video, about 60 minutes.

It imported fine.

I imported into QT and it is in sync. I am going to export and
then import the result into PP when I return tonight.

You may have better luck going back to the original VHS and using PP to capture to a DV file.

How did you convert a VHS tape to mp4... what hardware and software?

Go to http://www.grassvalley.com/products/converters for a digitising device that will create DV AVI

Sync issue solved. Exporting from QT was a mistake. Took forever and
didn't work.

Saving from QT was just a few minutes. Then when I imported into
PP there was no sync issue.

Thanks,

Rick

Hi John,

Captured tape with Scenalyzer. Edited avi in Avid Liquid. As I said, years ago. Imported

edited avi in Squeze to create mp4.

Rick

Hi,

I'm sorry to ask within this topic, but I am using a Sony HVR-Z1 as well and am having trouble capturing in CS6. It says that the capture device is offline.It seems that you had the same problem and I was wondering if you can tell me how you fixed that.

Hope to hear from you!

Lynn

Lynn dont double post.

Good morning Lynn,

I doubt this will help, but whenever I have issues importing tapes, I try
something else. I double check the software's manual because
sometimes, even if I have done the same thing several times, I add
or miss something. If that does not work I close the program and restart
the computer and camcorder and try again ... with a different tape. If
that doesn't work I use a different program. I use an old HP workstation
I paid $99 for on Ebay that's running XP and I capture with Scenalyzer.
Then I copy file to a USB drive and input to Premiere. Sorry, I figure the
problem is me, not the hardware or software and it usually is me because
when the next project comes along PP usally imports fine.