OS: Windows 8.1 Pro 64 bit
Processor: i7 950 (4 cores w/ hyperthreading @3.07ghz, is not overlocked)
Video Card: AMD Radeon HD5850 (not overclocked)
Current driver: 14.501.1003-141120a-178000C 14.12 AMD Catalyst Omega Software
Memory: 18 GB
Monitor resolution: 1920x1080
Recording mode: Game/application
Video Type: AVI
FPS: 60
I recently purchased Action to record H1Z1 gameplay and have ran into the issue of out of sync audio.
What I believe is happening is the video is skipping frames but the audio isnt. This results in out of sync audio and a longer audio track than video track. When I load my videos into editing programs you can see the audio track extends beyond the video. The audio track seems completely accurate, the video is definitely missing frames even though it looks decent enough.
attached is a screenshot of the tracks in sony vegas (
![vegas.JPG](./download/file.php?id=392&sid=0b41838cf96d6788588093dadd917ba7)
- Vegas Timeline
- vegas.JPG (73.68 KiB) Viewed 281030 times
) to show the longer audio track. The longer the video the more out of sync it gets, as if its shaving only a few frames each time but it adds up over time.
side note about my configuration and troubleshooting so far... I'm a computer technician and have done a lot of different configurations to try to address the issue.
I've reinstalled windows on my 120GB SSD. I've tried recording to my SSD (havent noticed the issue when recording to SSD but space is limited so the videos are shorter, the problem is most apparent on long videos) and to my single HDD.
I added 3x 1TB hard drives in RAID0 for high sequential read/write speed, this is dedicated only for recordings from action but problem still happens. Can probably assume it's not a hard drive speed issue.
Because its a fresh install of windows I have almost nothing on it but Windows, H1Z1 and action on my SSD. All recordings to the RAID0 stripe.
I'll provide more info later probably.