I didn’t think I was making an old kung fu movie….lips are moving at at different rate
I have same problem. I am using Captivate 9 on an iMac running latest OSX. I am trying to record a video demo from 6 interactive PowerPoint slides whilst recording myself using a Logitech Brio web and mike. But the sound and video are completely out of sync
I have the same issue. Yes, it’s the .cpvc video demo project. There are not too many settings to even test around with. It is out of sync in the .cpcv and also if you publish it as a mp4. I tried edit the webcam and video/audio in the Timeline, but the sync starts out ok, then loses sync, so wondering if there is some sort of variable frame rate at play.
I have the same issue, when I record a video demo project the audio and the webcam video are totally out of sync. How can I bring them back to sync again and my second question is how do I avoid that in the future?
The OP never answered my questions, can you?
I have the same issue. Yes, it’s the .cpvc video demo project. There are not too many settings to even test around with. It is out of sync in the .cpcv and also if you publish it as a mp4. I tried edit the webcam and video/audio in the Timeline, but the sync starts out ok, then loses sync, so wondering if there is some sort of variable frame rate at play.
Please can you clarify your question? Are you talking about a video demo project (cpvc)?
I have the same issue. Yes, it’s the .cpvc video demo project. There are not too many settings to even test around with. It is out of sync in the .cpcv and also if you publish it as a mp4. I tried edit the webcam and video/audio in the Timeline, but the sync starts out ok, then loses sync, so wondering if there is some sort of variable frame rate at play.
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