I have an avi video file and the audio is slightly out of sync. Is
there an easy method of time shifting the audio into the video to
correct this? Can anyone help me please?

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I have an avi video file and the audio is slightly out of sync. Is
there an easy method of time shifting the audio into the video to
correct this? Can anyone help me please?



Sure, use a program like Cubase, or Nuendo.

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I have an avi video file and the audio is slightly out of sync. Is
there an easy method of time shifting the audio into the video to
correct this? Can anyone help me please?



Sure, use a program like Cubase, or Nuendo.

Or Vegas. Though Soundforge can display, play, and make very basic edits on
AVIs, it is primarily a stereo sound editor, and not for editing video.

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I have an avi video file and the audio is slightly out of
sync. Is there an easy method of time shifting the audio
into the video to correct this? Can anyone help me please?

Depends which way you want to shift the audio.

If the audio track leads the video, the fire drill is to extract the audio
track, and re-insert it at a point just a little bit further down the
video track.


If the audio track lags the video, extract the audio track and delete a
little bit from its front, and then insert it back into the video track.

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I have an avi video file and the audio is slightly out of
sync. Is there an easy method of time shifting the audio
into the video to correct this? Can anyone help me please?

Depends which way you want to shift the audio.

If the audio track leads the video, the fire drill is to extract the audio
track, and re-insert it at a point just a little bit further down the
video track.


If the audio track lags the video, extract the audio track and delete a
little bit from its front, and then insert it back into the video track.


This can be done anywhere along the time line in which there is silence
or the audio has dwindled to background noise.

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there an easy method of time shifting the audio into the video to
correct this? Can anyone help me please?

By the way in Audition 2.0 you can insert video, ungroup audio from
video and just slide any of them independently.