Been Tryin`, very tryin`

RobertW,

Thought the guitar playing was very good, the sound quality was very good, the visuals were very poor, could see things better in the background, but you were virtually blacked out.

Derick , To record I need to be able to face my main monitor to keep lyrics in view. This limits where I can put camera in the room.
I did some more testing, feels a bit like using a Geiger counter. I discovered that the monitors themselves act as shield blocking the router's wifi generated ticking in audio. I also foudn that the Zoom Q4 XY mics act as receiving antenna; ticking louder when they are in the extended position.

So I need to use one of slew of go-pro accessories I got for my Zoom Q4 (remember those TonyKgull ,



The purple glow is around the router, you can see DLNA server USB sticks (red and green) plugged in one side of router.
Yes..that's the Fraggles on the remote screen (monitoring her computer) on the monitor. Kid has all 5 seasons

need to find tutorial on a/v syncing in Vegas ;(

No.  I've never had my Zoom Q4 record anything on its own and then have that stand alone recording from the Zoom Q4 only be out of sync.  That's kind of weird.......

But, I have had audio and video go out of sync for different reasons.  It's easy to fix in Vegas.

When you load the video into Vegas, it will automatically split up the audio and video into separate tracks.

In Vegas, when looking at your timeline, move both audio and video a little the right so they are not based at 0 seconds.  (just click and hold, then drag them to the right a wee bit).

Then, zoom into the timeline a good bit, so you can adjust within a 1 second range with a good bit of "ruler marks" visible for fine tuning.  Slide either the audio or video track only until they are in sync.  Whatever is "sticking out" at the end or beginning, you can just select and delete.  (this may take you a few tries or "adjustments," but shouldn't take but a minute or two).

I've had to do that many times due to just a wee bit of latency I used to get when recording certain vids for my YT channel.  Usually happened when adding an audio track that I recorded while playing along with the video and other audio in Sony Movie studio (one step down from Vegas).  

Everything would be in sync while I was playing and recording along with something, but then when I stopped recording and listened to everything at once, sometimes one of the tracks would be slightly out of sync due to latency (old and not the best sound card in my comp, I'm pretty sure it was the USB mic I use to add more audio tracks).

Hope that helps. 

Hmmm.  Weird.  I have Sony Movie Studio which is just Sony Vegas but stripped of some of the top level features, but otherwise, it's the same.  There is no limit to how small I can zoom in, certainly not something as coarse as 1 full second.  When I zoom in to see milli-seconds, I can adjust minutely very easily.   Just make sure any "snap to" settings you may have on are turned off, it makes things WAY easier.  But ya, you should be able to zoom in to super small milli-seconds and shift things around quite easily.

If you can't zoom in to anything smaller than a full 1 second increment, then I'd check your settings.  There's no way Sony Vegas is that coarse and limited when Sony Movie Studio is not.

Also, the SLIDE tool being too fast, could it be that your mouse or something is too sensitive?  Just thinking out loud on that one.  You could change your mouse sensitivity in your windows settings as well.  All these settings I tweak for my graphics and editing software btw.  I never use them at default settings.

RobertW,

Hope you hurry up and find it.

why? the 2ed video is not that screwed up, is it?