The reason for this is something to do with the framerates 23.98 and 59.94 being slower than real time. I'm sure there's exact math to do here, but my trial and error worked great for me here (not so much in school -__- )
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Whenever I explain this to someone they think I'm crazy but I know I'm not the only video guy to have this problem. Have you ever had your audio start to loose sync as the video went on? The quick fix is to sync the very beginning, and drop the speed down to 99.98%pic.twitter.com/q5etQiynH3
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THANK YOU
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It happens to me when it’s a long video and it has variable bitrate
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omg this happens to me every time I capture Wii U footage as apparently it outputs at 59.94 so I've always been MANUALLY time stretching my footage to sync every single time. Gonna try this next video. Thanks man!!
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Where was this Tip two years ago. Damn
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It can also be your codec. Premiere doesn't like variable frame rate.
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