

My video and audio tracks were a few seconds out of sync. Within the last week, I got back into editing videos, mostly just funny clips from games with my friends, but I noticed a huge issue right away.

Naturally, doing this wiped all my hard drives so I had to reinstall everything, Vegas included, but I knew that going into it. Recently, around late September/early October, I had to reset my Windows due to an unrelated issue I had with my processor.

I previously had Vegas Pro 14 and switched to this because of the sale on HumbleBundle. I am using Vegas Movie Studio 16 Platinum, I bought it a few months ago as part of a HumbleBundle (so it's a legitimate copy not pirated or anything). 128 GB SSD which Vegas is installed on (and a few other drives but i don't know if they're important for this)
