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What do the two Netflix dub premix/mix articles require for timing and sync (picture reference, frame rate, lip-sync, stretching, QC order), and is any tolerance or timecode field given?

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Sync is specified qualitatively: premix dialogue must be in sync with the provided picture and the bounce must span the whole picture or guide-track length; the editorial session must keep the OV printmaster frame rate, sample rate, bit rate and file format; stretching is a last resort with a listening check; the mixer should tighten lip sync and calibrate the monitoring chain. No numeric tolerance, timecode start, reel or sync-pop is stated in either article (bounded absence check). Timing therefore lives in region positions of the session and in the length of the WAV; script event timing is a separate TTAL item covered by C2-B10-G2-04, and priority moments by C2-B10-G2-05. DAPT keeps begin/end as its own data area and ptulsconv uses clip timecodes (C3-B212-UO-AM02-01/-02).

Sync is specified qualitatively: premix dialogue must be in sync with the provided picture and the bounce must span the whole picture or guide-track length; the editorial session must keep the OV printmaster frame rate, sample rate, bit rate and file format; stretching is a last resort with a listening check; the mixer should tighten lip sync and calibrate the monitoring chain. No numeric tolerance, timecode start, reel or sync-pop is stated in either article (bounded absence check). Timing therefore lives in region positions of the session and in the length of the WAV; script event timing is a separate TTAL item covered by C2-B10-G2-04, and priority moments by C2-B10-G2-05. DAPT keeps begin/end as its own data area and ptulsconv uses clip timecodes (C3-B212-UO-AM02-01/-02). Curator qualifications: Sync qualitative: premix in sync with picture over full length; editorial session keeps OV printmaster formats; stretching last resort; no numeric tolerance, timecode start or sync pop stated. Evidence status: statements located in the cited sources by a correlated desk review (Claude); not executed; not independently reviewed.
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  "citations": [
    {
      "url": "https://partnerhelp.netflixstudios.com/hc/en-us/articles/360001582228-Dubbing-Premix-Recording-and-Delivery-Guidelines",
      "note": "candidate evidence excerpts"
    },
    {
      "url": "https://partnerhelp.netflixstudios.com/hc/en-us/articles/360017944573-Netflix-Mixing-Style-Guide-For-Dubbed-Content",
      "note": "candidate evidence excerpts"
    }
  ]
}

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  • [sourced_fact] Sync is specified qualitatively: premix dialogue must be in sync with the provided picture and the bounce must span the whole picture or guide-track length; the editorial session must keep the OV printmaster frame rate, sample rate, bit rate and file format; stretching is a last resort with a listening check; the mixer should tighten lip sync and calibrate the monitoring chain. No numeric tolerance, timecode start, reel or sync-pop is stated in either article (bounded absence check). Timing therefore lives in region positions of the session and in the length of the WAV; script event timing is a separate TTAL item covered by C2-B10-G2-04, and priority moments by C2-B10-G2-05. DAPT keeps begin/end as its own data area and ptulsconv uses clip timecodes (C3-B212-UO-AM02-01/-02). · locator: candidate evidence excerpts source

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