<p>There are lots of reasons for this problem.
I have found this useful thread from Adobe.</p>
<p><a href="https://community.adobe.com/t5/premiere-pro-discussions/audio-and-video-speed-not-matching-how-to-sync/td-p/10908974" rel="nofollow noreferrer">Audio and Video not matching</a></p>

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2023-10-12T00:38:08.940Z
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2023-10-11T07:19:02.810Z
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Steven Makari
<p>This might be a performance issue. </p>

<p>You could change playback resolution, quality, use proxy videos, render preview videos and some more. Tutorials for these steps should be easy to find.</p>

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2020-05-28T20:58:56.617Z
2020-05-28T20:58:56.617Z
Matt
<p>I use Movavi for screen recording and after recording it's about 7 min video of the tutorial. I played in VLC media player it's fine perfectly matched audio and video. (Audio and the video track is same and has not been manipulated — captured from Movavi Software). </p>

<p>And for editing, I create a new project in Adobe Premiere Pro, and when I import my clip to timeline I can see that the starting point and ending point of that video and audio clip are the same. But when I play that clip Video is delayed why is that? And when I play at last around 5-sec track it's fine.</p>

<p>Can you guys assist me what's the problem? I tried many creating many new projects to start from default but no progress. I guess I must have messed something up, Couldn't figure out what is that.</p>

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Audio and video track doesn't match in Premier pro
Sandesh Poudel
# Audio and video track doesn't match in Premier pro

(Asked by: username_0 on 2020-05-14)

I use Movavi for screen recording and after recording it's about 7 min video of the tutorial. I played in VLC media player it's fine perfectly matched audio and video. (Audio and the video track is same and has not been manipulated — captured from Movavi Software).

And for editing, I create a new project in Adobe Premiere Pro, and when I import my clip to timeline I can see that the starting point and ending point of that video and audio clip are the same. But when I play that clip Video is delayed why is that? And when I play at last around 5-sec track it's fine.

Can you guys assist me what's the problem? I tried many creating many new projects to start from default but no progress. I guess I must have messed something up, Couldn't figure out what is that.

**Tags:** premiere, video-editor, adobe, production, video-production


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### Answer by username_1 on 2023-10-11. Score: 0

There are lots of reasons for this problem.
I have found this useful thread from Adobe.

[Audio and Video not matching](https://community.adobe.com/t5/premiere-pro-discussions/audio-and-video-speed-not-matching-how-to-sync/td-p/10908974)

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### Answer by username_3 on 2020-05-28. Score: 0

This might be a performance issue.

You could change playback resolution, quality, use proxy videos, render preview videos and some more. Tutorials for these steps should be easy to find.


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