cead Posted February 7, 2024 Report Posted February 7, 2024 What could be going on? When I want to view the series in Preview on Display 1 on my AV project (in progress), at a certain point the images no longer match the sound. However, when viewing via Display 2, the synchronization is perfect until the end. Regards, French Quote
jkb Posted February 7, 2024 Report Posted February 7, 2024 Are both Displays the same resolution? Shouldn't make any difference, but just wondering if maybe you have a very large image/video at the point it is going out of sync & the computer is taking slightly longer to render that. Otherwise no idea what could cause it. Hope you can solve the problem. Jill Quote
Igor Posted February 7, 2024 Report Posted February 7, 2024 Hi, Check an option in the Project Options > Advanced tab > Synchronize soundtrack and slides. It should be ticked by default. Quote
cead Posted February 7, 2024 Author Report Posted February 7, 2024 Thank you Igor, synchronization was correct. And thanks Jill for thinking along. I found the solution by switching the setting of the main screen (Windows HD Color) ! {Second screen now the main screen.) Regards, Frans Quote
Igor Posted February 7, 2024 Report Posted February 7, 2024 Frans, Can you check refresh rate value for both displays? 60 Hz for both, or different values? Quote
cead Posted February 7, 2024 Author Report Posted February 7, 2024 Igor, now: 60.000 Hz, and 60.000 Hz (this one stood up 59.951 HZ). Quote
Igor Posted February 8, 2024 Report Posted February 8, 2024 Frans, Can you send me this project? Only single .pte file. At what time point and on what slide do you notice a significant difference in synchronization? For example, after 5 minutes, on 30th slide a difference (in synchronization) is about half a second. Please check with another project for the same problem. Quote
cead Posted February 8, 2024 Author Report Posted February 8, 2024 Igor, No more problems with the synchronization. See my post 18 hours ago: ''Thank you Igor, synchronization was correct. And thanks Jill for thinking along. I found the solution by switching the setting of the main screen (Windows HD Color) ! (Second screen now is the main screen.)" Quote
Igor Posted February 8, 2024 Report Posted February 8, 2024 OK, I'm glad that you solved it. Thanks for the confirmation. Quote
jkb Posted February 8, 2024 Report Posted February 8, 2024 I had a similar problem when I had to replace a display. It was my second display which stopped working. Installing a new one I found that transitions were no longer smooth. Making the new display number 1 cured the problem. Both were the same make, but the new one was a later model. Jill Quote
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