Need to slide audio track on 3.0 to synch with video

I use PE 3.0. From a flash drive, I have captured a news segment from a broadcast TV station. I put it on the timeline to clean it up after which I then need to export to a DVD. The video and audio are out of synch by a few frames--"lip flap" as we used to call it in the biz.
I would like to drag the audio clip on the timeline just a few frames to the right or left to see if I can synch it, but when I try to drag the audio the video goes right with it. Any way to unlock the two? Thanks, Hank

Other than a bit of careful watching and listening, it should go well. I usually forget to turn Snap back on, until I wonder why my Clips don't, well Snap.
Obviously, this works with a constant OOS issue. If one has "drifting" sync problems, you can do this in several places. As an example, let's say that we have a 10 min. Clip. The sync is good in the first min., but starts to drift. At the last point where sync is good, Razor the Clip and apply the above technique. Note: it might be easiest to separate the Clips, just for working, in case one needs to move the Audio earlier (to the left). In a very few instances, where all of the Audio needed to be retained, I've added a 01 sec. Black Video, and done a Dip-to-Black on either side of it. Usually, however, if the Audio goes earlier (to the left), the preceeding Audio can be shortened to accommodate it, or that new Clip's Audio can be shortenend slightly.
One then proceeds to the next spot, where the sync has drifted noticeably and then they repeat.
Usually with file format OOS issues, it's constant. I had a few dozen Clips that were all OOS by exactly 12 frames. Drifting sync can be done, but as you see there are a few more consideratios and more work. Drifting is often caused by sample-rate differences between the source files' Audio and the NLE. That's one reason that I like to get my Audio at 48KHz 16-bit and my Video at DV-AVI Type II, before I Import.
Good luck,
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