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[the_duck]

greetings!

i'm going to be video recording and uploading a load of pieces over the next week and i have a couple of questions that the esteemed frequenters of pianoforum might be able to answer. firstly i was wondering whether i should also post up a work in progress version of the winter wind. i've got most of it up to speed now, i just haven't brought up the middle section. anyway, is it bad form to post a piece which isn't finished yet? because it would be helpful to hear some constructive criticism while i'm still working on it.

the "finished" pieces (if there are such things) that i'll be posting are:

chopin c#minor prelude, op.28, chopin nocturne op.9 no.1, chopin nocturne op.27 no.2, schumann vogel als prophet, liszt transcendental etude no.1 (the easy one  )

now that i look at that list i realise that i REALLY need to start learning some baroque/classical stuff.....

this will be my first ever attempt at posting videos online, so i was also hoping for some practical help. i'm planning on using youtube to post them up, but i've heard that the video/audio often gets out of sync when uploading to youtube. is there any way around this?

thanks in advance

edd

[quantum]

In my limited experience with YouTube, the videos that I uploaded and were out of sync were those that I transferred from my digital camera without any editing.  When I imported into Vegas then rendered and uploaded, those versions the sound was in sync. 

[ronde_des_sylphes]

I've never really had any serious problems with sync; but certainly there are plenty videos there where there clearly is a problem. My hunch is that almost all videos are in sync BEFORE uploading and some then go out of sync when youtube processes the initial video files - and that this is something to do with the sample rates of the audio and video within the uploaded video. I'm sorry I can't be more helpful, but it seems to me that the fault must be something to do with the way in which youtube converts your video files to flash video.