Synchronizing Audio and Video

If the audio track of the video file falls out of sync with the video, due to trimming or movement of the video event, right-click the audio event and, from the context menu, select Synchronize with Video. This works only for the audio from the video file. If the file has remained a One-Shot (as it probably should), this will move the file back into sync. If the audio Track Type has been changed to Beatmapped, and the project tempo has changed, the audio file will be moved back in sync and the tempo will be changed to one tbat allows the audio to be exactly synced with the video for its duration, which is the original tempo of the project when the video event was inserted. 

While the video event must remain whole, the audio event associated with the video can be split, trimmed, moved, and otherwise processed just as any other One-Shot. Each individual event can be moved independently and can, therefore, be moved out of sync. These individual events can be moved back into sync, individually, by right-clicking and selecting Synchronize with Video. 

When dropping a marker on an exact frame boundary at a high zoom level, you may notice that it does not seem to be at the boundary after you zoom back out Trust the marker and not the tbmnbnail representations on the video. Watch the Video preview window to verify this, because it always displays the exact frame at the cursor position. In this situation, the arrow keys are very useful for moviug hack and forth in the project a fiame or so at a time. 

Individual frames are numbered in the top example, while the bottom example is zoomed out ftirther. 

Click the marker to move the cursor to the marker s position. 

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