Video out of sinc

all of a sudden my video is out of sinc. any ideas?
thanks,
Jerry

My guess is you had the clips selected and hit the S key (shortcut for Slip and Slide tools) and accidently put the Slip tool to use.
Are all clips out of sYnc the same amount? If so, select them, get the slip tool from the tool palette and hit + or - whaterver number you need to slip 'em back into sYnc.
Happy swimming Aqua.

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I have a white macbook purchased Jun/2008. I want to connect to a TV but don't know what adapter I need. How can I determine the type of video out jack my macbook has?
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Thanks, Ded,
You're right, the cable that I have won't work. I't from my previous, 2004 iBook. This is pretty embarrassing... I looked at the cable but didn't bother to try plugging it in.
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Grant Lenahan wrote:
The additional pins do little. A DVI-I plug will work with either.
What do you think wont work?
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You commented as to why make the special connector. I gave an answer based upon the original question to this post which is about +_getting a analog composite video or S-video signal to a Mini, NOT a DVI monitor_+.
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Also, it seems that Apple rather significantly "underclocked" the GPUs in their macbook pros;
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http://www.maconintel.com/news.php?article=178
http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=306024
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jasako wrote:
Hi all,
Since updating to 2.1 (via Pwnage)...
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Restore your iPhone to the factory firmware, then try the Apple Component AV Cable. Else, seek elsewhere for assistance, as Apple Discussions is not the place to seek support for hacked/jailbroken iPhones.

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