I use Adobe Premier Pro and, occasionally, I will import a standard MPEG video into a project and the audio will be out of sync with the video. I know the video is fine because I've viewed it prior in a different player (WMP, etc.) with no problem. I don't know if it's the size (20-50 minutes average) or what.
Does anyone know what causes this and how to bring it in correctly?

Discussed to death (and back) lately. Convert your (highly compressed) mpeg2 files to more editable AVI files.

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Grand! So it would appear that Premier doesn't care for mpeg2 files much and would rather have DV avi files.
I guess my problem is that I'm coming from .VOB files and converting them by just changing the extension. Is there a better way or some software that will get me to a more stable format?

I'm just looking for the best way to convert .vob files to an editable .avi version.