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Not sure where to ask this.
I managed to recover a deleted and overwritten video from an sd card,
it's pratially corrupted, the video glitches every few second and the audio repeat itself 2-3 times reguraly.
Problem is that audio and video are out of sync, and the audio anomalies aren't tied to the video anomalies all the time.
I'm planning to simply cut the video where it's corrupted since they're just a handful of frames at a time, but I'm not sure how to fix the audio since it's harder to understand what to cut.
Any pointers?
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>>57473428
it's fucked. re-record and be done with it.
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>>57473520
Can't, last video of a friend that died.
It's just a 2 min video once I cut out all the corrupted frames.
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select vid, right click, unlink. then can cut/move the audio track seperate from the video. adjust audio by selecting track, hold down right button and slide it forward or back to resync.
and use /wsr/ instead of /g/.
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>>57473842
Oh I'm aware on -how- to do it, I'm just trying to understand if there's an easier way than just trying to match the audio by ear/eye.
Because it's not working out that well.
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>>57473428
transcode it with VLC. That program is pretty good at error correction and detection.
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>>57473941
there's the Syncronize option right there but its not as great as doing it manually.
Just grow a pair and do it frame by frame, faggot
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