Audio may go out of sync during playback in the program or only after conversion. These cases can have different causes, so follow the steps below in order.
Start here
Before changing any settings:
Check whether the audio and video are out of sync:
in the program preview
in another media player (for example, VLC)
This helps determine whether the issue occurs during conversion or already exists in the source file.
Case 1: The original video is in sync in the program preview
If the audio and video are synchronized in the preview but become out of sync after conversion, the issue is usually related to encoding or hardware acceleration.
Step 2: Change output format or codecs
If disabling acceleration does not help: 1. Open the export or conversion settings 2. Click the cogwheel icon to access advanced settings 3. Select a different:
video codec
audio codec
4. Apply changes and convert the file again 5. Check audio/video sync in the resulting file
If desync persists after these steps, continue below.
Case 2: The original video is already out of sync in the program preview
If audio and video are desynchronized before conversion, the issue is usually related to system performance or source file processing.
What you can do On Windows
Update your graphics and audio drivers using the manufacturer’s website.
Restart the computer after updating.
On macOS
Close unnecessary applications running in the background.
Make sure sufficient system resources are available during conversion.
Additional notes
High-resolution or heavily compressed files may be more sensitive to system performance.
Hardware acceleration can improve speed but may cause sync issues on some systems.
Testing with acceleration disabled is a recommended diagnostic step.
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When to contact Movavi Customer Service
Contact Movavi Customer Service if the issue persists after completing all steps above.
Include:
whether the desync appears in preview or only after conversion