Realtime v. iPad time
Posted: Sun May 10, 2020 6:23 pm
When I record simultaneously to DP and video on my iPad Pro, the audio from the iPad doesn't stay in sync with the file in DP. IOW, the iPad audio, which matches the picture, is slightly faster than the audio that DP records. My best guess is that the iPad is compressing both audio and video slightly. Not enough for normal humans to perceive, but the computer doesn't lie. Or does it?
Example: today I recorded a 30 minute performance to picture on the iPad. Simultaneously, I recorded audio with the piano mic'ed. When I went to use the audio from DP in Final Cut Pro, the sync was off by a little less than half a second by the end. So the final chord is heard in DP before the visual of me actually striking the chord appress onscreen.
Of course, with most things, there is a workaround and now that DP is better at stretch (at least in small increments like that) I can just stretch the DP audio and visually match it to the imported audio from the iPad, but I am curious if anyone knows what's going on here?
Mike Halloran? MagidD? Stubby? Monkey Man? Timeline? ANYONE?
Thanks.
MLC
Example: today I recorded a 30 minute performance to picture on the iPad. Simultaneously, I recorded audio with the piano mic'ed. When I went to use the audio from DP in Final Cut Pro, the sync was off by a little less than half a second by the end. So the final chord is heard in DP before the visual of me actually striking the chord appress onscreen.
Of course, with most things, there is a workaround and now that DP is better at stretch (at least in small increments like that) I can just stretch the DP audio and visually match it to the imported audio from the iPad, but I am curious if anyone knows what's going on here?
Mike Halloran? MagidD? Stubby? Monkey Man? Timeline? ANYONE?
Thanks.
MLC