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October 5th 2011, 04:20 AM
Before we continue, two things:
1. I know I have Windows Movie Maker. 2. There are reasons why I bought PowerDirector 9, and that's because I wanted more spice on my videos than what Windows Movie Maker has to offer. PowerDirector 9 got good reviews, so I figured I'd try it out. The problem is that when I try to edit videos and include background music, the music is out of sync and it's not very consistent when I play. Sometimes it'll start playing in one part of the song, and the next it'll play on another part when I try to watch the movie. I have a good processor and all that shit, so I think it's within the program itself. Any ideas on how to fix it so my audio can stay the same and I can put the video clips on the right part of the song instead of it being out of sync all the time? |
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