Avi plays fine in media players, but sound lags once encoded

[cramberri]

Hi there!

I've been authoring/encoding/burning dvds for a while now, n this is the first time i've come across something like this. Anyways, Im using Nerovision express to burn episodes in .avi format onto dvd disks~ When i play my file in any media player, it plays perfect, everything's in sync. however, once i put it in nerovision n burn it, i get a lag in the movie. i tried just previewing it in nerovision before i burn it, and sure enuf, the lag is there.

I then tried 2 cut out some beginning frames to get rid of any bad ones...same problem. there *mite* have been a slight decrease in the lag, but it was very negligible.

I then ran it through a bunch of divfix n divfix like programs, all found no problems with the frames.

I ALSO tried to convert the avi to mpeg with tmpgenc dvd source creater, n the lag showed itself again. It looks as though if i wanna convert it to mpeg for dvd viewing it gets upset at me.

Anyone have any idea what i'm missing here? Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanx!

[mats.hogberg]

Demux audio out of the AVI
Decode audio to wav
Add some silence/chop some off at the start of the audio to compensate for the sync prob.
Use wav as audio source, AVI as video source when encoding.
Or use "Audio Gap correct" in TMPGEnc when encoding.


/Mats

[cramberri]

unfortunately my dvd mpeg trial has expired and it won't let me create the mpeg...and i cannot do it with the vcd capability. Any other help please?

[mats.hogberg]

1) Buy TMPGEnc
2) Use other encoder (And use previous suggestion)

Demux audio out of the AVI
Decode audio to wav
Add some silence/chop some off at the start of the audio to compensate for the sync prob.
Use wav as audio source, AVI as video source when encoding.

/Mats