Believe it or not, different cameras and tapes will record at ever-so-slightly
different rates. Primarily, it happens when you record with camera Brand A and
playback with tape deck or camera Brand B. Also, sometimes different tape
manufacturers can have a subtle impact. The experiences that the original
poster described are not uncommon.
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----- Original Message -----
I am finding it hard to believe that one camera sped only a little, unless
someone accidentally triggered the stop and immediately started recording
again
video is locked to sync at 29.97 fps. that's crystal controlled or
something, it should not slip even a little. I've been doing multicam in
ppro 2, 40 minnit clips of a symphony concert with not a problem
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