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- Real Name: konogan kailhareg
Thu Apr 10, 2025 5:38 pm
Hello,
I've discovered that you cannot use 96 Khz audio files alongside 48 Khz audio files because the result is the shifting of the 96 Khz audio file from the video (48 Khz) file.
I managed to re-encode the files back to 48 Khz when I realized the issue was not coming from my gears. I've done many tests and lost a lot of time trying to find the origin of this issue. The problem is the same in Premiere "Pro" which is not a surprise for someone coming from the Avid environment.
I used Videomass to re-encode the audio if this helps.
I hope this will be fixed soon. If someone with a paid version of Da Vinci can tell the support about this, I would be glad.
Best regards.
I've discovered that you cannot use 96 Khz audio files alongside 48 Khz audio files because the result is the shifting of the 96 Khz audio file from the video (48 Khz) file.
I managed to re-encode the files back to 48 Khz when I realized the issue was not coming from my gears. I've done many tests and lost a lot of time trying to find the origin of this issue. The problem is the same in Premiere "Pro" which is not a surprise for someone coming from the Avid environment.
I used Videomass to re-encode the audio if this helps.
I hope this will be fixed soon. If someone with a paid version of Da Vinci can tell the support about this, I would be glad.
Best regards.