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So I've been using Adobe Premiere Pro 2015 for a year now, but just a few days ago I've been having trouble with my mp4 files having the audio lag behind in Adobe. I'm not sure why it's happening now from day 1 I always got that notification that audio and visual clock out of sync when I played my video in the timeline, but the audio was never actually desynced until now.
It's a major problem now. All of my videos now have these issues. I've looked online to figure out how to fix the problem. Remaning the file type of my mp4s to mov or diff does not work, it just makes the file unstable and Adobe unable to read it. I tried handbrake and that does work, but it takes several minutes or more depending on the length of the video to encode one video and if you have multiple clips to use in your videos then this can triple or quintuple the time it takes to edit your videos. I want to make videos at a regular place. Is there anything I can do about these audio desyncs aside from Handbrake?
It's a major problem now. All of my videos now have these issues. I've looked online to figure out how to fix the problem. Remaning the file type of my mp4s to mov or diff does not work, it just makes the file unstable and Adobe unable to read it. I tried handbrake and that does work, but it takes several minutes or more depending on the length of the video to encode one video and if you have multiple clips to use in your videos then this can triple or quintuple the time it takes to edit your videos. I want to make videos at a regular place. Is there anything I can do about these audio desyncs aside from Handbrake?