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  1. 22nd Jan 2004 02:01 #1
    marcopolo1
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    I have recently converted an avi to mpegII using Sonic DVDit PE, after a while the audio loses sync with the video and the DVD freezes, any ideas would be appreciated.

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  2. 22nd Jan 2004 04:22 #2
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    What is the source of your file, details ?

    Have you checked for bad frames ?
    If it's wet, drink it

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  3. 22nd Jan 2004 12:32 #3
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    640x352, audio = bit rate 95kbps, Mpeg Layer-3, video = 23fps, 128kbps, 24bit, dixv(r) codec.

    Hope that helps
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  4. 22nd Jan 2004 12:43 #4
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    Originally Posted by hardcoreruss
    Have you checked for bad frames ?
    See below.
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  5. 22nd Jan 2004 13:39 #5
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    Everything is fine, surely if the audio/video is ok in the original file, it must be the way Sonic is handling the data, the reason I use it is that it's meant to be a one stop shop, even tells you prior to conversion if it will fit.
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  6. 22nd Jan 2004 14:19 #6
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    Originally Posted by marcopolo1
    Everything is fine, surely if the audio/video is ok in the original file
    Not necessarily. Click the link and scan the file to be sure.
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  7. 23rd Jan 2004 02:13 #7
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    Originally Posted by ZippyP.
    Originally Posted by marcopolo1
    Everything is fine, surely if the audio/video is ok in the original file
    Not necessarily. Click the link and scan the file to be sure.
    I second that
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  8. 23rd Jan 2004 02:33 #8
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    nm, wrong post, sorry bout that, if a mod could delete this part of thread that'd be great
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  9. 23rd Jan 2004 06:41 #9
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    OK, tested it and no problems reported,

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