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ralftaro wrote on 7/15/2008, 1:26 AM
Hi there,

Try the following: Right after capturing/importing your HDV material into the program, and before you start editing, right-click on the video track (in timeline view) and choose the option to create a new frametable. This might help. Also, what you notice might be more of a preview problem, possibly performance-related. In this case the problem wouldn't show up on the encoded result and might therefore just be a minor annoyance while editing. There are a view things in the program settings you can optimize to improve preview performance, e.g. the preview display resolution under the "Video/Audio" tab.

I hope this helps.

leonado2 wrote on 7/18/2008, 3:37 PM
I've tried that, and it makes no difference. I feel that its bad when a product advertises itself to be able to do a certain function, when it cannot! I have recently invested in a high spec computer specificaly for editing HDV and thought Magix would do the job. Its useless if it cannot keep in sync!