I'm wondering if somone can point me in the direction of a troubleshooting guide that would address a problem I'm having. Here are the details:
I'm capping, editing, authoring and burning DVD's (MPEG2 Standard) using Cyberlink PowerDirector 3.0. Everything seems to go well, but when I put my newly burned DVD in my Sanyo standalone player, I get some instances - about every 10 minutes or so - where the video seems to slow down a bit. Kind of like the frame rate is slipping. I know that there is probably some info already posted on this site, but when I did a search I didn't come up with anything relevant.
On the very last disk I did, of three, the audio started to lag behing the video slightly too. I wonder if anyone can advise me on how to fix it.
Thanks, Randy
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1st off, play the video on your computer. does it do the same thing? if it does, do the original video files do it too? it could also be a media issue. what brand of dvdr are you using?
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