I've defiantly seen accelerating sync problems (good in the beginning,
getting worst near the end) and this is generally due to mismatches
between the real and expected framerates. If the problem is there right
from the beginning however I'm not sure. This definitely sounds like a
software issue - have they contacted the vendor?
On thing to try however would be converting from different bases: if
they're seeing the problem converting form QT to WM, then try converting
from MPEG to WM.
Jim Davis
-----Original Message-----
From: Mark A. Kruger - CFG [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, October 31, 2003 1:19 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: OT: Video Rendering
DV Gurus,
I have a client who does the following:
Take DV and capture to Quicktime using Final Cut Pro 3 (mac osx). Then
they take the quicktime and compress and convert
it to an MPEG and a WMV. the video contains some speech. On the quick
time and the mpeg the speech is correctly synched
with the lips of the speaker. On the windows media file (wmv) however
the lips are uniformly about .01 seconds behind
the audio.
Does anyone have any advice on how to convert to a wmv file from
quicktime (or whatever). Does anyone have an expertice
with "cleaner" or can anyone recomend a better product for what they are
doing? Any advice would be helpful. I'm out of
my element on this one. Thanks!
-Mark
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