In my beatmap, the audio starts .500 seconds early than the video, so it isn't in sync (and it makes me cringe so much). I wouldn't have made the audio start early like that, but the music started too suddenly so I had to, but I can't seem to do the same to the video. Is there something I can do to fix this? Thank you
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Video and Audio are Not In Sync
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The design editor should have a built-in slider (not the osu!-gameplay kind of slider, mind you 
) that allows you to adjust the video's offset, in the event of the two not syncing up like that. Go to the design tab and play around with that.
If you find that the Design Editor's offset adjustment is a bit too difficult to fine-tune, you can directly edit the video offset through opening the .osu file on your favorite text editor, then reloading the file (Ctrl+L or Shift+Ctrl+L). From there, you can experiment to see which is the most ideal offset for your video.
You can edit the offset by adjusting the number next to your video's filename. An example is shown here:
) that allows you to adjust the video's offset, in the event of the two not syncing up like that. Go to the design tab and play around with that.If you find that the Design Editor's offset adjustment is a bit too difficult to fine-tune, you can directly edit the video offset through opening the .osu file on your favorite text editor, then reloading the file (Ctrl+L or Shift+Ctrl+L). From there, you can experiment to see which is the most ideal offset for your video.
You can edit the offset by adjusting the number next to your video's filename. An example is shown here:
[Events]Where the -9600 is the offset.
//Background and Video events
0,0,"ponponponbackground.jpg"
Video,-9600,"ponponpon_xvid.avi"
Topic Starter
Starrodkirby86 wrote:
The design editor should have a built-in slider (not the osu!-gameplay kind of slider, mind you
If you find that the Design Editor's offset adjustment is a bit too difficult to fine-tune, you can directly edit the video offset through opening the .osu file on your favorite text editor, then reloading the file (Ctrl+L or Shift+Ctrl+L). From there, you can experiment to see which is the most ideal offset for your video.
You can edit the offset by adjusting the number next to your video's filename. An example is shown here:[Events]
//Background and Video events
0,0,"ponponponbackground.jpg"
Video,-9600,"ponponpon_xvid.avi"
Where the -9600 is the offset.
That did the trick! Thank you so much!
