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Audio out of Sync when rendered (Kind of Solved)

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*EDIT - It would seem the fault is with my source video. I have noticed that the sound on certain clips drifts the same even in the preview monitor, but if I skip ahead it re-syncs, and if I cut the front couple seconds of the clip, it renders fine. It is odd though because when I play these original clips in a media player such as VLC, they play fine, it is only in Kdenlive that I have this problem which is very odd. Not sure if anyone would know what causes this?


Hi all,

This is my first time posting here and just want to say a big thanks for such an amazing piece of software and well done to everyone involved in this project.

I have encontered an issue just recently which I did not have before which is where after I have rendered my video, the sound seems to drift out of sync very bad when playing the rendered video back, and the further into the video I go the worse it gets with the sound ahead of the video up to 4 seconds. The odd thing is I never had this issue previously when using the same type of source video / frame rate / project / project length. The video is about half an hour long.

I am using the following :

Ubuntu 12:10 AMD64 - Kdenlive 9.2 from standard Ubuntu repositry

Source videos - MP4 / ACC 1080p 30fps recorded using a samsung siii (I know, not exactly high tech video equipment haha!)

I am using the HD 1080p 30fps project

When rendering, it does not mater which format I select, be it H264, XVid4, MPEG-4, they all run into the same issue no matter what bitrate I select for both audio and video, 2 pass or single pass etc. I have tried all combinations. When watching the playback monitor everything syncs beautifully, only the rendered project is out of sync.

I have checked multiple threads and tried the following also :

* Split the Audio from the video, and tried both as grouped and un grouped
* Changed the render profile H264 to format audio in MP2
* Updated repositry to update Kdenlive to 9.4 (Video stuttered in playback, but still same audio sync issue)
* Tried the daily build downloading and saving to a folder - 0.9.5 (rev. v0.9.4-95-g2ab823a) Launches fine, no stutter as above, but still same sync issue
* Removed all updated repositries and uninstalled and reinstalled with original ubuntu.. still same issue
* Tried both 30fps and 29.97fps HD 1080p projects
* made multiple projects using same source videos with and without cross fade effects, and just dumping them in one after another in different order.
* I am not mixing different video formats, all are recoreded from same source and are in same frame rate / resolution etc..
* It is not the media player fault as H264 video is same on both computer and PS3, with my other video made about 2 months prior still playing fine

I am going to try and render on my wifes laptop which is 32bit and ubuntu is not as up to date to see how that works.

Please go easy on me, I am not a pro at this stuff, but if anyone has any suggestions or has resolved the same kind of issue, please let me know, or if this needs to be raised as a bug?
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Re: Audio out of Sync when rendered

Mon Mar 18, 2013 12:32 pm
Main suggestion would be to get off 0.9.2 and on to 0.9.4 - see http://kdenlive.org/download-ubuntu
Because maybe an updated to ffmpeg or some other dependency has broken your kdenlive
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Re: Audio out of Sync when rendered

Tue Mar 19, 2013 2:09 am
As mentioned above, I tried both upgrading to 9.4 and also tried using the daily builds, but had the same results using both.

Will check the results from my wifes laptop tonight when I finish work to see if it had the same issue.
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Comiga - oops. Sorry did not read that bit of your post. My bad.


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