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Originally Posted by 404NotFound
I don't know if it's the actual problem but I think this happens because your exported OMF stores timing data as video frame positions instead of audio sample positions, so the accuracy is only say 25/sec instead of 44100/sec. The way OMF stores item positions (distance to previous item instead of absolute position) is quite vulnerable to cumulative rounding errors. There is a good chance that every item on a track adds a drift of 2 frames if the developer of the exporter application doesn't watch out.
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That is almost certainly what is going on with mine. They are all exported from FinalCut and are 23.976 frame rate which makes the resolution 24 frames/1.001 seconds so it's easy to see how interpretation becomes difficult.
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Originally Posted by 404NotFound
Anyway, it you re-import your OMF in Cubase and you also run into sync problems, blame it on Steinberg. If everything is lined up correctly though, blame it on me
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I'll compare an omf unpacked by your filter with the same one unpacked by EDL Convert Pro and report back here.