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Does temperature affect clocks?
On May 26, 6:28*am, Carey Carlan wrote:
I was running wild sound for a video recently and the audio ran long by about half a second over 70 minutes. *That hasn't happened before. *We were shooting in an outdoor pavilion with temperatures in the 90s. *Can heat affect the speed of a quartz crystal? Yes, as the other posters have mentioned, it's parts per million per degree Centigrade, for any crystal oscillator. But is there a way for you to synchronize your audio to your video, by connecting their clocks, so they use the same clock? |
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