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  1. I have converted a d/l avi to mpg using virtualdub and then have encoded and split using tmpg- I have burned a vcd using nero 5.5 and I have an out of sync audio problem. My audio is a few seconds ahead of the video but everything else looks fine on my dvd player! Just getting this far has been a challenge- My question is when I try to do a simple de-multiplex using TMPG -mpeg tools I hit "run" and the hourglass timer on windoes comes up and stays there forever!
    I can't start the run because its just seems hung up with the hourglass- can somebody tell me what the problem is and how to correct it so I can sync up ther audio with the video
    Thanks
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    First i almost know for sure you cut the avi with v-dub, not with TMPGenc, and converted with TMPGenc.
    To avoid audio go out of sync, before encoding to Mpg with TMPGenc, open up V-dub, open the movie and save the wav. Use this wav in TMPGenc instead of the audio-file from the movie. This probably will sync it.

    C ya
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  3. rtclac is correct...but if you cannot go back or don't want to ,you can follow this method:
    www.vcdhelp.com/sync.htm
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  4. im having the same problem, but im ripping a DVD with smart ripper. then when i convert it the sound is a few seconds off from the video? How to i save it as wav? Vdub doesnt reconize vob or ifo files?
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