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Loss of audio sync when importing Samsung Galaxy 2 (GT-I1900) video to Premier Elements 10

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I am loosing audio sync when I import video from a Samsung Galaxy 2 GT-I1900 phone even when using settings chosen by Premier Elements 10. 

 

The file plays OK in Windows 7 media player.

 

I have tried using both direct import from the phone and transferring the file separately without solving the problem.

 

The Premier Elements is version 10.0(20110902.Mol11.B123.280463)

 

Unlinking the audio and video makes no difference.

 

VideoReDo reports the file as :

File:                                     Name : C:\dcim from samsung\DCIM\Camera\20121121_114639.mp4

                                           Size : 0.886 GB

                                       Duration : 00:09:45.22

                                       Mux type : MP4

Video:                                Encoding : H.264

                                  VideoStreamID : x201

                                     Frame rate : 29.91 fps

                                  Encoding size : 1280 x 720

                                   Aspect ratio : 16:9

                                Header bit rate : 20.000 Mbps

                                     VBV buffer : 380 KBytes

                                        Profile : Baseline/4.0

                                    Progressive :  Progressive

                                         Chroma : 4:2:0

                                   Entropy mode : CABAC

                                       Bit rate : 11.626 Mbps

Audio Stream: 1 (Primary)                Codec : AAC

                                         Format : ADTS

                                       Channels : 2.0

                                       Language : eng

                                            PID : x202

                                  PES Stream Id : xC0

                                  Sampling rate : 48000

 

Letting VideoReDo simply rewrite the file resulted in loss of all but the first few seconds of audio. 

Elements seems to have imported the file as NTSC-AVCHD-AVCHD LITE 720p 30fps

 

The computer is running Windows 7 Professional  64 bit version  Service Pack 1 kernel 6.1.7601.17944 (reported by SIW)

The computer motherboard is a Gigabyte Z68x-UD3H-B3 with an Intel Core i5-2500 CPU at 3.30GHz. Memory is 4GB.

 

I note that others have had similar problems with non video recorder recordings.

 

Can you suggest any file conversion of the original that will work – I have tried several with no improvement in the final result.

 

And can anyone shed light on what is the basic cause of these problems?


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