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thanks for all your input but I think Iv sorted it for the moment. Even though I published the video within VS to make it DV AVI this didn't have an effect. I have done the same thing with Movie Maker, converted to DV AVI. Now when I open it in VS it lets me edit without loosing sync.

Is the sound in Sync when you are in project mode? (before rendering to a video file). I have used multi trim to select a small part of the video, saved the trimmed clip. I then insert the trimmed clip into the timeline and then add another trimmed section. As a clip they play fine. I have then tri...

When you trim a clip it is only a "virtual" edit. The original clip is untouched. And not knowing your precise workflow, maybe the problem lies there in some way. Try this. After you have trimmed your clip go to (at the top of the screen) Clip>Save Trimmed Clip. This will save your trimme...

It was clear :D Clear to somone who knows what there are doing, in the uk "check" can mean click the box. :roll: Anyway I have put the file in the time line and went into share, selected "create video file" and then chose DV Pal 4:3. This as predicted created a 3GB file but the ...

As Clevo says this is a highly compressed file and I'm surprised you achieved better results than the original, but hey, it's great. As it's a file that VS doesn't work well with, why not try putting it all on the timeline and then save the movie file as a dv.avi file. Check audio sync, then use th...

Hi I originally used a trial version and managed to produce an hour long DVD from four different clips. The quality of the DVD was actually better than playing the headcam directly on my TV. This is why I went ahead and bought the software. What I didn't realise is that the sound track I added drown...

Hi and thank you for a quick reply. I have tried to cut the or trim the file, also split the audio and then trim, as you say this was in fact worse.

Hello, hopefully someone can help me. I am very new at using this type of software and I have a problem that I believe is quite simple to solve but is something I am doing wrong. I have a head cam fitted to my motorbike helmet; it records film and stores it on an SD card. When full (2GB) I down load...