specially if they came from adats and specially from italy. are you working with catalog titles? older material will have this issues all the time. If it gradually drifts then its a sync issue or a bad conversion a while ago. The same wave blob in another langauge will not match the one in english so a conform program no matter how good will not know if its ahead or late based on video sync since its purley based on how it looks in sync on the actors face or when the actor is not facing the camera etc. you have to see it to make sure the sync is as good as the recording engineers intended. No you cannot do it with a program if its a foreign dub. That's an easy solution that can be fixed when importing waves and using the desired pulldown option) (and no, this isn't a frame rate conversion issue. Is there an auto solution that can cut up the region manually and sync it? To me, this seems like a dream, but I feel that there's no real solution to this and that I'll have to do it the long way. My solution is to do it manually, point by point, watching the film and adjusting the dub regions frame by frame. After I align the first point, it gradually drifts. I have several dubs that need to be in sync with this file.
I have a video that has the original spoken language track on it.
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I've been searching the web high and low for an audio conforming tool for Pro Tools or a standalone program.
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