Craig Benson
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When editing all of the recordings I made (sourced from Amazon Prime), I saw up to 15% of the frames are detected as having sync problems and are removed. This (so far) has happened on every file I've edited. The original files seem to play correctly (I don't notice any audio sync problems anyway), but the final files are mostly much shorter than the original video (X-Men First Class started at 2:11 and after trimming the recording notice at the start/end ended with 1:45) and playback is very choppy. Stats showed 383 video resync frames removed, 68107 audio resync frames removed, and 2 audio resync frames added. Interestingly enough, loading the video into VLC media player shows the original length, but the video stops at the 1:45 point. Has anyone else seen this problem, or am I the first to try this?
Also, some of the recordings stay at 0% until I get a failure notice and don't start to write out at all. I haven't tried any other recording sources (such as HBO Max) yet. Any help would be appreciated.
Also, some of the recordings stay at 0% until I get a failure notice and don't start to write out at all. I haven't tried any other recording sources (such as HBO Max) yet. Any help would be appreciated.