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Problem: I want to synchronize an audio track with a video track, but the smallest increment you can move the audio track is one frame.
I'm new to Premiere Elements, so please correct me if I'm wrong. I need to line up the waveforms on two audio tracks, but moving the track one frame at a time is not accurate enough. There doesn't seem to be any way to move the audio less than a frame. I know I can export the audio and synchronize it using third party software, but why should I have to? Why can't I move an audio track 15 or 20 milliseconds vs. one frame?
It makes sense that a video track can only move one frame at a time, but audio sample rate is obviously significantly higher than video, and I'd like to be able move it at a higher resolution. Is there something I'm missing here, or is this limitation intentional? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
You are correct, you can only move audio a frame at time. Premiere Pro CC can do a much better job.
There is a technique you can make work. It is well documented here: Syncing Audio with Video Premier Elements.mpg - YouTube
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You are correct, you can only move audio a frame at time. Premiere Pro CC can do a much better job.
There is a technique you can make work. It is well documented here: Syncing Audio with Video Premier Elements.mpg - YouTube
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Thanks a lot for the reply. Based on the amount of audio I'm going to need to synchronize from multiple sources, I think my best option is to upgrade to Pro CC. Again, I appreciate the reply.