Video Editing Help?

[quote=Lugignaf]So, I'm trying to do more youtube stuff, since I actually have motivation for it, and I sort of need help with the video editing. I plan on doing it myself, and it seems easy enough, but I've hit a point where I don't know what to do at all. The video I want to edit got recorded in a variable framerate, so it's super hard to actually get the sync right. Is there any way to actually fix that, am I gonna have to live with it being out of sync, or will I have to force it into sync myself?[/quote]

[quote=Phil Collins]What do you mean when you say sync. Is it a soundtrack you're trying to add to the video or is it the sound from the video itself. Also what video editing program are you using[/quote]

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[quote=Lugignaf][quote=Phil Collins]What do you mean when you say sync. Is it a soundtrack you're trying to add to the video or is it the sound from the video itself. Also what video editing program are you using[/quote] Right now it's Premiere Pro. I don't have a lot of experience, but it was in a package of other stuff I needed to do schoolwork, so I might as well learn, right? But uhh, what I'm trying to do is get the sound from the video to actually sync with the video. It's fine until I pull it into Premiere, and then the audio massively desyncs seemingly at random. EDIT: So, going forward this isn't an issue because I've apparently fixed the desync in the most recent video I recorded, but I'd still like to know how to fix the original video sync problems.[/quote]

[quote=Phil Collins][quote=Lugignaf][quote=Phil Collins]What do you mean when you say sync. Is it a soundtrack you're trying to add to the video or is it the sound from the video itself. Also what video editing program are you using[/quote] Right now it's Premiere Pro. I don't have a lot of experience, but it was in a package of other stuff I needed to do schoolwork, so I might as well learn, right? But uhh, what I'm trying to do is get the sound from the video to actually sync with the video. It's fine until I pull it into Premiere, and then the audio massively desyncs seemingly at random. EDIT: So, going forward this isn't an issue because I've apparently fixed the desync in the most recent video I recorded, but I'd still like to know how to fix the original video sync problems.[/quote] If your video was pre-recorded in a variable frame rate then I believe a video transcoder named Handbrake is able to convert your video with one click. You could try that then throw it back into Premiere pro.[/quote]

[quote=Searz]I can't help you with the video editing part, but feel free to ask me about encoding (or in this case: transcoding). I've been using Handbrake for a while and I'm pretty knowledgeable when it comes to encoding.[/quote]