AudioMatt

So I recorded a live video performance to audio into Vz.Recordr and the resulting file is shorter than the audio that I recorded it to. What.... what happened? The audio is 1:02:00 and the video is 59:00:19.

Is there any way to salvage this? Do I have to use AVRecordr for some reason? I just figured I'd sync it afterward but obviously I did something wrong

I looked inside Vz.Recordr and realtime does appear to be enabled.

So I recorded a live video performance to audio into Vz.Recordr and the resulting file is shorter than the audio that I recorded it to.  What....  what happened?   The audio is 1:02:00 and the video is 59:00:19.   

Is there any way to salvage this?  Do I have to use AVRecordr for some reason?  I just figured I'd sync it afterward but obviously I did something wrong

I looked inside Vz.Recordr and realtime does appear to be enabled.  

So I recorded a live video performance to audio into Vz.Recordr and the resulting file is shorter than the audio that I recorded it to.  Wha

-vizzie-noob-vz-recordr-resulting-file-wrong-length

https://cycling74.com/tutorials/best-practices-in-jitter-part-2-recording-1

short answer, use Syphon, long answer - https://cycling74.com/tutorials/best-practices-in-jitter-part-2-recording-1 

@Rob I'm assuming I know the answer to this but... Now I have an hour of super noisy fast motion wacky jitter insanity. And it looks horrendous on youtube despite uploading in prores 422 1080p.

@Rob I'm assuming I know the answer to this but...  Now I have an hour of super noisy fast motion wacky jitter insanity.  And it looks horrendous on youtube despite uploading in prores 422 1080p.     

[Vizzie Noob] Vz.Recordr Resulting file wrong length?