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Hello, everyone!
I've been looking for a possible solution to this issue, but can't seem to find any answer.
Everything was fine up until the end of editing session yesterday. When I opened the Project file this morning, I noticed that all the footage just the sequence I worked on last night was out of sync. Red numbers and +/- everywhere.
Apparently this has something to do with the footage being out of sync w/ the audio.
What I've noticed is that the GREEN audio (recorded separately, synced w/ timecode) retained all of my edits/changes, and it's intact on my timeline. -- The footage files, on the other hand, are completely out of sync, as if they were "moved". Some are playing from the beginning.
I used the right-click, and both "move into sync" and "slip into sync" don't seem to quite solve the problem.
Other sequences within my project were not affected by this issue. -- The issue is also present in all of my auto-saves from yesterday.
Any ideas about what could be going on, or any possible solutions?
Hello @pedrohfpi,
Thank you for the bug report. However, the team will need more info: How do I write a bug report? Can you help them out by providing them with details? That would be appreciated. They require specific setups for reproducing and fixing the bug. For example, I have not seen this issue on my system. I hope they can help you.
Thanks,
Kevin
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Hello @pedrohfpi,
Thank you for the bug report. However, the team will need more info: How do I write a bug report? Can you help them out by providing them with details? That would be appreciated. They require specific setups for reproducing and fixing the bug. For example, I have not seen this issue on my system. I hope they can help you.
Thanks,
Kevin
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Hello @pedrohfpi,
Thanks for the message. It’s been a while since you filed this bug. Are you still having this issue? If so, can you please let us know?
I'll move your post to the Discussions board while we await your information.
Thanks,
Kevin