SyncLab

beta · 0.1.0

Choose your project type

Video Clips

Drop a folder with your video clips, or click to browse

~/Work/Podcast/Footage

Audio Files

Drop a folder with your reference audio files

~/Work/Podcast/Audio

Detect on-set music speed

For footage shot to a master that was played back slowed or sped up on set (e.g. at 50%, or 2×). The clip audio ends up time-stretched, so this detects it and sets the right clip speed in the export — beats & lip-sync stay aligned. Music mode only.

Correct clock drift

On long recordings, devices' clocks run at slightly different speeds — footage that's in sync at the start drifts apart by the end. This measures each clip's drift and sets a hair-fine clip speed in the export (e.g. 100.02%) so it stays locked across the whole take.

Shared timecode on all devices

Tick this only if every camera and recorder was jam-synced to the same timecode on set (Tentacle, UltraSync…). Clips that audio can't match are then placed by their file timecode instead of going unmatched. Audio still wins where it's confident — it's more precise than timecode.

Deep analysis in development

For hard material — distant mics, noisy or repetitive sound (engines, ambience, looping music) where normal analysis can't lock on. Listens to much longer stretches of every clip across its whole length. Analysis can take several times longer.

Analysis complete · took 69s RAM 0.6 GB · CPU 8% · Disk 0 MB/s

Timeline

35 clips · 30 synced · 5 low

analysing synced low unmatched

FPS

Auto

23.976

29.97

59.94

Sync accuracy rate after export

Thanks!