How to fix sound weird

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• “realtime”

Realtime (frame dropping)

This option affects playback and controls two things: when ON: drop some video frames to try to keep the audio continuous and keep the video running near real-time This can make the video to appear choppy or slower frame rate than expected when it is on. Even when this is on it is possible that video processing is so intense that audio becomes choppy as well because Shotcut will not drop video frames indefinitely. In fact, currently it will only drop 5 consecutively (subject to change). Turn…

• “export”

Export Basics

The Export panel (also File > Export Video…) is used to create a new video or audio file from your project because File > Save saves a project file. Think of this like a photo editor that saves its own format (e.g. .psd or .xcf) versus saving a JPEG or a word processor that saves to its own format (e.g. .doc or .odt) versus a PDF. [image] The most important thing to know is to click Export File to export your project as a new video file. It opens the standard save file dialog for your operatin…

• “preview scaling”

Preview Scaling

The Preview Scaling setting may be used to reduce the resolution of video processing when you are using a fair amount of filters, transitions, and track blending. This may help with the performance during the editing process. [image] However, keep in mind that the source video or images must typically be scaled down to the designed preview scale, and that will have a processing cost. See Proxy Editing for the remedy to that. Proxy generates substitute clips at the same resolution as preview sc…

• “proxy”

Proxy Editing

Introduction Proxy editing is the process of creating and using low resolution videos and images in places of the original or optimized (Convert to Edit-friendly) files. This provides the advantage that your computer has less work to do in realtime while editing: decoding, scaling, and effects. This is, quite simply, because there are less pixels to compute. Then, when you are ready to export, it will use the original (or optimized) files for full quality. Performance is optimal when the pre…