Publisher's Description
From Michael Gerbes:
QT Sync is a QuickTime movie player.
What can you do with "QT Sync"?
- Watch your movies in Full Screen.
- Correct Audio/Video Sync problems "on-the-fly".
- Works also great with Airfoil. Visit the FAQ page to learn more.
- Change the Aspect Ratio of movies without losing quality. (No re-encoding needed.)
- Combine movies which have been splitted into several parts.
- Crop the movie.
- Insert a text track with TimeCode or Feet+Frames information into the movie.
- ...
(The program is still under development. More Features are coming...)
More Details
- QT Sync plays all QuickTime movie files. (This includes .mov, .avi, .mpg, etc.)
- It has a normal and a Full screen mode.
- The difference ("offset") between picture and sound is shown alternatively as "frames" (pictures), milliseconds or "TimeScale units" (the internal time unit of QuickTime).
- You can enter the offset for video and/or audio tracks either in a nice little controller window or (in the Full screen mode) by using shortcuts.
- QT Sync supports both the input of numerical values (you may have seen this in other "syncing" programs) and the "shifting" of tracks in adjustable steps.
- The "sync"ed movies can be saved either as "Reference Movie" or "Self-Contained Movie" (QuickTime-compatible). (Saving as "Reference Movie" is recommended if the original movie file is not to be changed. A reference movie is only several 100 KB in size, because it does not contain the actual picture and sound data, but only controller data. But you always need the original movie file for playing.)
What's new in this version:
- When combining MPG movies, QT Sync was complaining about not being able to find out the codecs (but combined the movies anyway). Fixed.
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