I have two seperate videos that I’ve tried different settings and all of them add audio lag. The videos are ~65 mins each before setting the Marks. I’m running the following: Windows 11 Pro 24H2 OS build 26100.6584 Processor - 13th Gen Intel(R) Core™ i9-13900KS (3.20 GHz) RAM - 48.0 GB Video…

Update: The issue is still present. However, I can split the video into 1-minute segments, which results in only a few milliseconds of delay when merging them back together. I can notice it, but only because I am actively looking for it. Others who were not aware of the issue did not notice it at a…

Did you try processing just the video without audio in Topaz Video and then after that remux the audio back? Is there still a lag by this approach? (Would be MUCH less effort than having to cut into 1 min pieces…)

No, I haven’t tried that. I don’t think it would make a difference anyway, since the issue isn’t with the audio itself. What’s actually happening is that the video gradually gets shorter over time, which causes the audio to fall out of sync and start lagging. Honestly, I usually work with large vid…

[image] ryan.chauvin: Merging the files back together isn’t difficult and doesn’t take long. I have a simple PowerShell script that uses FFmpeg to handle it. Yeah, but that approach introduces temporal inconsistencies at the merge points which can lead to visible abrupt changes in the upscale…

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