The video is working well. How can I make the audio work? Is there something I'm not doing?
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The video and audio are both on the HDMI cable so you should just connect and done. Thus I suggest you check the HDMI cable itself. Such as without the HDMI port, just plug the device (DVD, Cable, etc) to the TV and see if it works. Another thing to check is that the device (DVD, Cable, etc) has in the setup HDMI audio out listed. Last thing to do, is to turn off all devices connected to port and turn only one on at a time to prevent interference from the other signals.
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I would fix the problem by separating the audio track from the video track and shifting it as necessary to synchronize them. Any decent video editing software will have that capability. You may also want to consider recording the audio track to a separate file and then replacing the embedded audio track in the video. You can either use an external digital recorder to do that or use something like Audacity to create the audio track within the computer - no external equipment required.
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Not sure about that I was running Mountain Lion. The issue i was having was the syncing of the audio and video.
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The video just works. I had to force the right audio channel for sound via hdmi.
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Why do you connect audio separately? HDMI should be sufficient to give you both video and audio if you hook it up through a common receiver. At least it works in my case. Try that. Bob.
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Thanks for the help, I'm going nuts trying to get this to work. It will play the video with cable I got from RadioShack but won't record. I don't think the one I have is bilingual, so this is my last option.Thanks again!
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I didnt have an issue with mine. You have it the receiver to automatically detect and send audio? Maybe try a different HDMI?
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Same problem i have faced... the higher resolution video is jerky (stutters) while being played on a very fast computer. I tried copying it to my hard drive so that SD-Memory card reading lag time is been reduced, but to no benefit.
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It could be the way you have it hooked up. I don't experience that problem with mine and it is hooked to HDMI for the video and audio out to a receiver.
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Both audio and video both work well just remember it works best with 720p and under with 1080 video stutters abit
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Hi again. Just tried mine out while recording a video and zooming in and out just as you asked, and it's silent. Sorry -- it does seem that you've got a lemon.
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Thats odd, maybe your mics arent working. Or you source is very far away. Have you tried doing a test video where you speak directly to the camera? If you cant take it back theres a hotshoe mic available for the cameras
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the video is .MP4 so I am guessing that the audio would either be MP3 or AAC. I don't know how to check. I have never had trouble playing .MP4 with anything, it is the most commonly used format.
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I agree with Diane K. . Also You must have a player for your video. We ran into a problem that the video type we had would not work so I used ffmpeg (very versatile software) to make an audio file (mp3) from the video file. Then the resulting audio file worked great with the mac and the vpedal. my wife does a lot of transcriptions and sometimes i need to chop off parts of the file or take out a part in the middle. I use ffmpeg for that as well. runs on my PC and on mac
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Might be a faulty connection for the yellow RCA connector? Maybe you could get another cable or try with another video device that has RCA.
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I would try a new Video in cable, if problem still exists check the hdmi cable. If not a cable problem, return it as the conversion chip may be bad.
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Check the battery, and then check the audio settings on the camera. I have the same camera and the mic works great.