Premiere Pro Syncing issue

[robertm98079738]

I am a total amature to Premiere pro. Ihave discovered an issue that my Video editor friend cant explain. Perhaps one of you can help. 

I imported/converted hours of DV tapes shot on my old Elura camera using Premiere Pro. It created AVI files for Each tape. When i play them in Windows media player, the Video and audio are perfectly in sync. When I import into Premiere Pro and drag into the timeline, the Video/Audio are litterally one second off. 

I tried converting the AVI to MP4 in Media Encoder and got the same result.  

Any clue as to the issue and what can i do?

[Ann Bens]

Did you use Premiere (which version/build) to capture the tapes or some other software.

Did you use firewire or some other device?

[robertm98079738]

I used Pemiere pro. Like I said, when i play the AVI file in Windows Media player. Its fine! 

[Ann Bens]

Does your sequence match the footage?

is the audio set the same as the footage: 32000 or 48000?

[robertm98079738]

I dont understand. The Audio is almost or exactly or approx 30 frames off. 

[Peru Bob]

Please post screenshots of your media properties and sequence settings.

[robertm98079738]

[Richard M Knight]

The Canon camera either records audio in 2 track mode at 48k or 4 track mode at 32k, you seem to have 2 track at 32k, this, I expect, is where your probles come from. Could open one of your clips in the program 'MediaInfo' and post a screenshot of the tree view.

[robertm98079738]

[robertm98079738]

You cant help?

[Ann Bens]

We want to help but you need to provide the required screenshot Richard asked.

MediaInfo

analyze a clip with this app and post outcome in TREEVIEW on the forum