I would try mp3 first (for the file size) and wav (pcm) format then. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Audio_Interchange_File_Format#AIFF_on_Mac_OS_X
try "aiff vs wav" AND/OR "aiff to wav" in google. On 2010-06-27 13:45, d...@dafhobson.com wrote: > Thanks all for your replies. > > Ron > I have never yet managed to edit in Cinelerra. I never get beyond > testing the playing of clips. > > I want to edit .MOV files from my canon 5DMKII. > Cinelerra plays the picture but not sound (sowt codec etc etc) so I have > tried encoding the sound part to m4p, mpeg4 and a couple of others using > Winff, Handbrake (as was) > In all cases I cannot get proper sound sync when playing on the timeline. > I have tried shifting the sound in Preferences - no consistent results. > As a mentioned previously, there is no clear consistency. One moment the > front clap is reasonably in sync; next play it is way out. > > Beginning to wonder whether my machine is simply not up to what > Cinelerra requires. > > I did edit a short film on CS4 on this machine but not in .MOV All was > transcoded first. > > Ubuntu Lucid Lynx fresh install. Athlon II x4 620 (2.21GHz) GT9600 > Graphics (old and slow) 4GB mem 1TB HDD. > My main test is of a clock with seconds hand and clapperboards at > beginning and end of clip - as a test. > > Thanks > Daf > > _______________________________________________ Cinelerra mailing list Cinelerra@skolelinux.no https://init.linpro.no/mailman/skolelinux.no/listinfo/cinelerra
