Your Teams video might only be out of sync in a particular playback scenario? Does it behave exactly the same when you use Windows 10's built in media players, both the classic and the new one? If No, you can try to use a video encoder like VLC Player to 'republish it' to mp4 and see if that fixes it.
If the synching is bad everywhere, not just in Storyline, I am afraid my only advice is to involve capable video editing software such as Premiere Pro, Davinci Resolve or Camtasia. I have had succes fixing tricky audio synching issues on various pieces of video with all three.
I'm glad that Soren was able to pop in and help you here.
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Your Teams video might only be out of sync in a particular playback scenario? Does it behave exactly the same when you use Windows 10's built in media players, both the classic and the new one? If No, you can try to use a video encoder like VLC Player to 'republish it' to mp4 and see if that fixes it.
If the synching is bad everywhere, not just in Storyline, I am afraid my only advice is to involve capable video editing software such as Premiere Pro, Davinci Resolve or Camtasia. I have had succes fixing tricky audio synching issues on various pieces of video with all three.
Thanks. Yes its out of sync in a few places no matter where I play it. I'm told it's the original problem with the MS Teams recording.
Have a colleague trying to fix it on Premier Pro as its not my forte.
Cheers
Cathy
Hi Cathy,
I'm glad that Soren was able to pop in and help you here.
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thanks for the heads up and done!