AVC H264 720p60 video with AC-3 asynchronous after exporting as AVCHD using Pre11

Dear community,
I am currently facing a problem concerning asynchronous video and sound after rendering AVC files including H264 codec at 720p60 and AC3 sound as well as multiple stereo tracks.
The video is recorded using Hauppauge Hauppauge HVR-5500HD to record DVB-C.
After editing (only cutting, no effects) and exporting as AVCHD 720p60, vbr 2pass, I get gradually increasing asynchronity. Some exports are at the beginning perfecty synchronous and get more and more asynchronous (until reaching a peak of approximately 5 minutes delay of video at a 2 hours export), others have the delay at the beginning and are perfecly synchronous at the end.
However, that issue doesn't occur with all souce files, only with some random ones! (Unfortunately the most!)
Here is the output of the souce video using MediaInfo (1 example out of many similar ones):
General
ID :
1 (0x1)
Complete name :
anything.ts
Format :
MPEG-TS
File size :
7.95 GiB
Duration :
1h 59mn
Overall bit rate mode :
Variable
Overall bit rate :
9 489 Kbps
Network name :
Video
ID :
2001 (0x7D1)
Menu ID :
5001 (0x1389)
Format :
AVC
Format/Info :
Advanced Video Codec
Format profile :
[email protected]
Format settings, CABAC :
Yes
Format settings, ReFrames :
4 frames
Codec ID :
27
Duration :
1h 59mn
Bit rate :
8 244 Kbps
Width :
1 280 pixels
Height :
720 pixels
Display aspect ratio :
16:9
Frame rate :
50.000 fps
Standard :
Component
Color space :
YUV
Chroma subsampling :
4:2:0
Bit depth :
8 bits
Scan type :
Progressive
Bits/(Pixel*Frame) :
0.179
Stream size :
6.90 GiB (87%)
Color primaries :
BT.709
Transfer characteristics :
BT.709
Matrix coefficients :
BT.709
Audio #1
ID :
2011 (0x7DB)
Menu ID :
5001 (0x1389)
Format :
MPEG Audio
Format version :
Version 1
Format profile :
Layer 2
Mode :
Joint stereo
Codec ID :
3
Duration :
1h 59mn
Bit rate mode :
Constant
Bit rate :
160 Kbps
Channel(s) :
2 channels
Sampling rate :
48.0 KHz
Compression mode :
Lossy
Delay relative to video :
-815ms
Stream size :
137 MiB (2%)
Language :
German
Language, more info :
Clean effects
Audio #2
ID :
2012 (0x7DC)
Menu ID :
5001 (0x1389)
Format :
MPEG Audio
Format version :
Version 1
Format profile :
Layer 2
Mode :
Joint stereo
Codec ID :
3
Duration :
1h 59mn
Bit rate mode :
Constant
Bit rate :
160 Kbps
Channel(s) :
2 channels
Sampling rate :
48.0 KHz
Compression mode :
Lossy
Delay relative to video :
-815ms
Stream size :
137 MiB (2%)
Language :
English
Language, more info :
Clean effects
Audio #3
ID :
2041 (0x7F9)
Menu ID :
5001 (0x1389)
Format :
AC-3
Format/Info :
Audio Coding 3
Mode extension :
CM (complete main)
Format settings, Endianness :
Big
Codec ID :
6
Duration :
1h 59mn
Bit rate mode :
Constant
Bit rate :
448 Kbps
Channel(s) :
2 channels
Channel positions :
Front: L R
Sampling rate :
48.0 KHz
Bit depth :
16 bits
Compression mode :
Lossy
Delay relative to video :
-748ms
Stream size :
384 MiB (5%)
Language :
German
Language, more info :
Clean effects
Text #1
ID :
2101 (0x835)-100
Menu ID :
5001 (0x1389)
Format :
Teletext
Language :
German
Text #2
ID :
2101 (0x835)-777
Menu ID :
5001 (0x1389)
Format :
Teletext Subtitle
Language :
German
Menu
ID :
2000 (0x7D0)
Menu ID :
5001 (0x1389)
Duration :
1h 59mn
List :
2001 (0x7D1) (AVC) / 2011 (0x7DB) (MPEG Audio, German) / 2012 (0x7DC) (MPEG Audio, English) / 2041 (0x7F9) (AC-3, German) / 2101 (0x835) () / 8001 (0x1F41) ()
Language :
/ German / English / German
UTC 2013-08-04 18:00:00 :
de:ZiB 20 / de: / news/current affairs / / 00:15:00 /
UTC 2013-08-04 18:15:00 :
de:Geld schlÈaft nicht / de: / movie/drama / / 02:05:00 /
UTC 2013-08-04 20:20:00 :
de:ZiB Flash / de: / news/current affairs / / 00:10:00 / Running
UTC 2013-08-04 20:30:00 :
de:X-Men Origins: Wolverine / de: / science fiction/fantasy/horror / / 01:45:00 / Not running
UTC 2013-08-04 22:15:00 :
de:Navy CIS: L.A. / de: / reserved for future use / / 00:40:00 / Running
UTC 2013-08-04 22:55:00 :
de:CSI: Miami / de: / reserved for future use / / 00:45:00 / Not running
UTC 2013-08-04 23:40:00 :
de:CSI: Miami / de: / reserved for future use / / 00:40:00 /
UTC 2013-08-05 00:20:00 :
de:Geld schlÈaft nicht / de: / movie/drama / / 02:05:00 /
UTC 2013-08-05 02:25:00 :
de:Navy CIS: L.A. / de: / reserved for future use / / 00:40:00 /
UTC 2013-08-05 03:05:00 :
de:Alles Betty / de: / reserved for future use / / 00:50:00 /
UTC 2013-08-05 03:55:00 :
de:Seitenblicke / de: / reserved for future use / / 00:05:00 /
UTC 2013-08-05 04:00:00 :
de:LazyTown - Los geht's / de: / cartoons/puppets / / 00:25:00 /
UTC 2013-08-05 04:25:00 :
de:Der MondbÈar / de: / cartoons/puppets / / 00:10:00 /
UTC 2013-08-05 04:35:00 :
de:Nils Holgersson / de: / cartoons/puppets / / 00:25:00 /
UTC 2013-08-05 05:00:00 :
de:Servus Kasperl / de: / children's/youth programmes / / 00:25:00 /
UTC 2013-08-05 05:25:00 :
de:Barbapapa / de: / cartoons/puppets / / 00:05:00 /
UTC 2013-08-05 05:30:00 :
de:Jake und die ... / de: / cartoons/puppets / / 00:25:00 /
UTC 2013-08-05 05:55:00 :
de:Alles okidoki / de: / children's/youth programmes / / 00:05:00 /
UTC 2013-08-05 06:00:00 :
de:Die Pinguine aus ... / de: / cartoons/puppets / / 00:15:00 /
UTC 2013-08-05 06:15:00 :
de:Anna und die Liebe / de: / reserved for future use / / 00:25:00 /
UTC 2013-08-05 06:40:00 :
de:Anna und die Liebe / de: / reserved for future use / / 00:25:00 /
UTC 2013-08-05 07:05:00 :
de:HÈor mal, wer da hÈammert! / de: / reserved for future use / / 00:20:00 /
UTC 2013-08-05 07:25:00 :
de:HÈor mal, wer da hÈammert! / de: / reserved for future use / / 00:25:00 /
UTC 2013-08-05 07:50:00 :
de:Dawson's Creek / de: / reserved for future use / / 00:45:00 /
UTC 2013-08-05 08:35:00 :
de:Der Kaufhaus-Cop / de: / comedy / / 01:25:00 /
UTC 2013-08-05 10:00:00 :
de:Tom auf heiûer Spur / de: / children's/youth programmes / / 00:25:00 /
UTC 2013-08-05 10:25:00 :
de:Alles okidoki / de: / children's/youth programmes / / 00:05:00 /
UTC 2013-08-05 10:30:00 :
de:Disneys Der Fisch-Club / de: / cartoons/puppets / / 00:25:00 /
UTC 2013-08-05 10:55:00 :
de:Scrubs - Die AnfÈanger / de: / reserved for future use / / 00:20:00 /
UTC 2013-08-05 11:15:00 :
de:The Middle / de: / reserved for future use / / 00:20:00 /
UTC 2013-08-05 11:35:00 :
de:Malcolm mittendrin / de: / reserved for future use / / 00:25:00 /
UTC 2013-08-05 12:00:00 :
de:Malcolm mittendrin / de: / reserved for future use / / 00:20:00 /
UTC 2013-08-05 12:20:00 :
de:Two and a Half Men / de: / reserved for future use / / 00:25:00 /
UTC 2013-08-05 12:45:00 :
de:How I Met Your Mother / de: / reserved for future use / / 00:20:00 /
UTC 2013-08-05 13:05:00 :
de:How I Met Your Mother / de: / reserved for future use / / 00:20:00 /
UTC 2013-08-05 13:25:00 :
de:Malcolm mittendrin / de: / reserved for future use / / 00:25:00 /
UTC 2013-08-05 13:50:00 :
de:Malcolm mittendrin / de: / reserved for future use / / 00:20:00 /
UTC 2013-08-05 14:10:00 :
de:ZiB Flash / de: / news/current affairs / / 00:05:00 /
UTC 2013-08-05 14:15:00 :
de:The Middle / de: / reserved for future use / / 00:20:00 /
UTC 2013-08-05 14:35:00 :
de:Scrubs - Die AnfÈanger / de: / reserved for future use / / 00:25:00 /
UTC 2013-08-05 15:00:00 :
de:Scrubs - Die AnfÈanger / de: / reserved for future use / / 00:20:00 /
UTC 2013-08-05 15:20:00 :
de:Die Simpsons / de: / cartoons/puppets / / 00:25:00 /
UTC 2013-08-05 15:45:00 :
de:Die Simpsons / de: / cartoons/puppets / / 00:20:00 /
UTC 2013-08-05 16:05:00 :
de:ZiB Flash / de: / news/current affairs / / 00:05:00 /
UTC 2013-08-05 16:10:00 :
de:How I Met Your Mother / de: / reserved for future use / / 00:25:00 /
UTC 2013-08-05 16:35:00 :
de:How I Met Your Mother / de: / reserved for future use / / 00:20:00 /
UTC 2013-08-05 16:55:00 :
de:The Big Bang Theory / de: / reserved for future use / / 00:20:00 /
UTC 2013-08-05 17:15:00 :
de:Two and a Half Men / de: / reserved for future use / / 00:30:00 /
UTC 2013-08-05 17:45:00 :
de:ZiB Magazin / de: / news/current affairs / / 00:09:00 /
UTC 2013-08-05 17:54:00 :
de:Wetter / de: / news/current affairs / / 00:06:00 /
UTC 2013-08-05 18:00:00 :
de:ZiB 20 / de: / news/current affairs / / 00:15:00 /
UTC 2013-08-05 18:15:00 :
de:CSI: NY / de: / reserved for future use / / 00:50:00 /
UTC 2013-08-05 19:05:00 :
de:The Mentalist / de: / reserved for future use / / 00:40:00 /
UTC 2013-08-05 19:45:00 :
de:ZiB Flash / de: / news/current affairs / / 00:10:00 /
UTC 2013-08-05 19:55:00 :
de:Revenge / de: / reserved for future use / / 00:45:00 /
UTC 2013-08-05 20:40:00 :
de:The Closer / de: / reserved for future use / / 00:45:00 /
UTC 2013-08-05 21:25:00 :
de:Unforgettable / de: / reserved for future use / / 00:40:00 /
UTC 2013-08-05 22:05:00 :
de:ZiB 24 / de: / news/current affairs / / 00:20:00 /
UTC 2013-08-05 22:25:00 :
de:Defenders / de: / reserved for future use / / 00:45:00 /
UTC 2013-08-05 23:10:00 :
de:CSI: NY / de: / reserved for future use / / 00:40:00 /
UTC 2013-08-05 23:50:00 :
de:The Mentalist / de: / reserved for future use / / 00:40:00 /
I think there could be a problem with the pre-settings!
As i did buy PrE11 only for editing this and similar videos I would be very pleased if someone could help me solve my issue.
(Please don't tell me that I should buy Adobe Premiere Pro or any other version as them are much too expensive for my purpose and as PrE11 should be capable to do that job.)
Best regards

Just tested your suggested codecs. Works fine (at least on a 51s clip).
Only disadvantage: WinTV v7 (shipped with the TV card) refuses to show any image (just black screen)!
Regarding your last post: Details about the audio (a bit more compact)
Audio #1
Format :
MPEG Audio
Format version :
Version 1
Format profile :
Layer 2
Mode :
Joint stereo
Codec ID :
3
Duration :
1h 59mn
Bit rate mode :
Constant
Bit rate :
160 Kbps
Channel(s) :
2 channels
Audio #2
Format :
MPEG Audio
Bit rate mode :
Constant
Bit rate :
160 Kbps
Channel(s) :
2 channels
Audio #3
Format :
AC-3
Format/Info :
Audio Coding 3
Channel(s) :
2 channels
Channel positions :
Front: L R
In the presettings I didn't find a 720p 60Hz 5.1 setting (only with 1080i/p)
Thanks for help again

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The whole point of the DPX file is to have a visually lossless storage of your frames that is designed to be used between applications (just what you want to do): http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_Picture_Exchange
However, if you prefer to use another option that you are more comfortable with, you can use PNG.
Or...
If you insist on a single video, use the Animation codec for Quicktime.
In any case, you need a picture format or video CODEC that can store an Alpha Channel.
Or.....
Export the video with the black and use a Luma key in the next application.
Or ...
Export the video with the black, and then export a video of just the alpha channel as a blabk and white image where black is transparent when used as a track matte, and then in the next application use the video of the alpha channel as a track matte.
Since you haven't said what the other application is or why you want to use it, we are having a little trouble offering a specific solution.

DV export problems with grid line noise on export

On exporting in Premier Pro CC I am seeing faint grid lines across the whole picture that are not in the project timeline or the source clips - in other words looks fine in the project but not when exported out. Looks a bit like moire pattern but much more regular dotted box pattern about 5-10 pixel regular box size across whole image in grid - very odd. The noise pattern is not on the source or from camera chip I don't think - although that's what it looks like when sharpness is too hard on camera settings or chip structure bleeds through.
Have been using sharp filter and preset colour balances but as I say look OK in timeline but not after export. Tried using with and without high quality render - no difference.
I am using DV25 as the export format and I am working on a high end Mac Pro with the latest version of CC.
Very frustrating issue as ruins quality of output - any thoughts gratefully received!

Hi Jim,
I have viewed in Quicktime 10 and in Final Cut 7 (where I sometimes go back to to use the Neat Video plug-in for noise reduction)

Quicktime 7.6.4 won't play h264 encoded videos on my 10.4.11 MacMini

Hello:
This is my first post. I read through the forums and this seems to be the correct place to pose my question. If it's not, my apologizes.
I'm trying to find out why Quicktime 7.6.4 won't play h264-encoded video on my MacMini (G4 PPC). I'm running 10.4.11. I recently installed Perian 1.2.1 and it got some .avi files to play correctly, whereas before there was no sound. But the h264 files still get me a black screen, albeit with sound now. Some h264 files can be played in VLC Media Player (but that's a horrible player compared to Quicktime in my opinion, as it constantly drops frames and eats 100% of my processor time), but VLC even has the black screen problem on some h264 files as well.
I've also tried MPlayer OSX but that's really an alpha-type development and has a lot of bugs. Many movies it can't even open.
Sorry for the rambling, but again my question: Is there any way to play h264-encoded video in Quicktime 7.6.4 on my Mac?
Thanks in advance for your expertise and advice.

Mr Ram,
There is a group of Quicktime specialists in Apple.com ⇒ Support ⇒ Discussions ⇒ Quicktime .
The more data you give us, the easier it is to help us help you to diagnose your problem. Your disk space would be very useful. Contrary to some, I advocate iDefrag to assist VLC and MPlayer, which you were a little hard on.
GNU/Linux's free offerings
MPlayer was developed a decade ago, and I prefer it for viewing DVDs (for 'DVD Player') seems too dark. VLC (legally) copies many CRM-protected DVDs of yours, so you can play only the burned copy. When I'm having a problem playing a DVD, the VLC log tells me all: only perfect DVDs play well on VLC.
There are two ways of viewing everything.
Streaming MPEG-4
+H.264/MPEG-4 AVC+ is a fancy codec based upon MPEG-4: it requires a powerful processor to de-compress it. I watched an MPEG-4 movie from a G3 iBook in 2005. It played flawlessly.
Your Problem
Quicktime 7.X applications can not play +H.264/MPEG-4 AVC+ streams. It was a bug Apple never fixed. Frames are dropped because H.264 is so slow that it requires special hardware. You, I'm sad to say, don't have it.
To quote the Wikipedia on Quicktime: 'QuickTime 7 lacks support for H.264's Sample Aspect Ratio .[67] QuickTime X does not have this limitation; many Apple products (such as iTunes and Apple TV) still use the older QuickTime 7 engine.'
My Quicktime Pro on a PPC PowerBook is 7.6.4. You can either use a Linux transplant or upgrade to Quicktime X. Those more familiar with Macs may have better ideas for you.
My best,
Bruce

Colors are screwed up after export / import h264/avc

Assume we have created some raw colors with AE. And exported the file with h264/avc codec (see the picture).
I understand that exporting with chroma 4:2:0 can change the colors a little. It's ok. We play the file with local video player, RGB values are 1-2% away from original, it's not critical.
But what I don't understand is - why re-encoding the file to h.264/avc with Adobe Media Encoder as standalone application leaves all the colors 100% correct, but if I will import the file to Premiere or AE, colors are visibly screwed up?
Then export composition to h264/avc with the same settings as stand alone encoder and the colors are screwed up one more time by 1-2%!
Am I doing something wrong? How to keep the colors when importing?

Either the good old H.264 Gamma problem or simple quantization errors which you might probably avoid by working in 16bpc or 32bpc. Also keep in mind that AE can use color management and you may already see those differences when setting the comp viewer proofing to you monitor profile. Generally, though, such color issues are extremely difficult to track down. Things like your graphics hardware's acceleration features, VLCs selected decode method, color profiles and other color tweaks can influence this, both in mere perception of colors as well as actually skewing them. Start by working in higher bit-depths when re-importing files into AE and tippi-toe your way to the aforementioned color management stuff and so on...
Mylenium

No video with supported formate and mime type found

I am able to view videos on all but 1 website: http://www.start-american-sign-language.com/free-sign-language-asl1.html
When I view that page, the video box only shows the x with "no video with supported formate and mime type found" being displayed.
I have updated to the most recent palemoon (25.3.0) and have the following plugins installed
DRM 9.0.0.4503
Shockwave flash 16.0.0.305
Silverlight 5.1.30514.0
VLC Web Plugin 2.2.0.0
Windows media Player Dynamic Link LIbrary 3.0.2.629
I have cleared my cache and cookies, and am unable to view the video in question. If I go to https://www.youtube.com/html5, it indicates that I have an operable Webelement player and Web VP8, and all others are exclamation points.
Does anyone know why I can't watch the (mp4) video(s) in question? I have turned up no viable solutions using the forums or google.
Thanks!

This happens when there is no support in your Windows XP version to play any of the media file formats that the website offers with the HTML5 media player (i.e. not a Flash player is used, but a video tag).
That are MP4 files with type="video/mp4"
*VLC shows: Codec: H264 - MPEG-4 AVC (part 10) (avc1)
You might be out of luck on Windows XP and your only option would be to use an external media player and paste the links in its location field.

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