Audio has moved through the export

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It looks like, after the export of my timeline, the audio has moved and is no more synchronized, although before the export, it was synchronized. Why? What can I do? Did I miss anything?

My video in the timeline is “lossless FFV1” with default settings.
In my timeline I have not a separate audio track. But I have made some cuts with the key “s” in the timeline. And I have moved audio in some sections (sections created with the key “s”) in the timeline with the properties-tab → Audio->Sync. So I have only one track.
I have exported H.264 Baseline Profile with default settings from Timeline.

Thank you.

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If the Properties > Audio > Sync was done at the same time as Settings > Synchronization > 250ms, then you’re probably fighting yourself.

Start a new project and do “Open Other > Count” with Sound set to “Frame 0”, and see if the sounds line up with the change in numbers. Alter Settings > Synchronization as needed to make audio and video aligned.

Then go back to your original project and alter Properties > Audio > Sync if needed. It probably won’t be needed if the source file is any good.

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Thank you. But unfortunately I do not understand anything of this tip.

Start a new project and do “Open Other > Count”

When I make this, I have a new counting video in the source.

with Sound set to “Frame 0”, and see if the sounds line up with the change in numbers.

But I do not have any sound.

(?)

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In the Open Other box, there is a drop down list titled Sound that needs to be changed to Frame 0. Without that, there will be no sound.

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It’s solved. It was, because I have set Settings > Synchronization to 250ms. After I have moved audio with Properties > Audio > Sync .

As Austin said: Export does not take into account Settings > Synchronization > 250ms . So it was all moved wrong for 250ms.

Thank you Austin.

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