[Tutorial] Fixing audio desync in VBA-recorded movies.

I've seen many people uploading VBA videos with sound out of sync, so I decided to make this short video tutorial on how to fix this.

All you need is a program called VirtualDub. Simply follow the steps shown in this video and you won't have any problems.

Pleas bear in mind that I don't speak English very well, so there are probably many spelling or grammar errors, but I'm pretty sure you understand everything shown in this video.

Thank you for watching!

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[NessBrawl64]

Thanks a lot.

It helped a lot in making my videos ^^

[AnimeJessica]

My Virtual Dub does not have any options under MPEG Layer 3..its completely blank...any ideas?

[AnimeJessica]

Neither the video compression or the audio compression options were there in my Virtual Dub...

[TheOnlyTylerJohnson]

Thanks Now i can start my recordings woo

[Efrolof]

Thanks alot! This is really helpful!

[vindvovjoel22]

there is something wrong at the start... you have a freakin parasect!!!!!

[OtakuWild]

Thanks man!

[GamerCherri]

is there any other way to sync it without virtual dub? my editing program only allows one type of video compressor or else it messes up the video, but that compressor will only work with syncing one video a day.

[JakaraRuus]

Dude thank you so much this is going to be a HUGE help with my commentaries as well as stuff i upload this is a BIG life saver

[DarkMega767]

Thank you so much! It helped! And I can crop stuff out of my video as well! Thanks again :D

[iEviLxHDxBackup]

i get an error (maybe corrupt data)