Well thisi s what happened,
1. i had a movie that was 2 parts so i joined it with virtualDUB
2. I then converted to dvd(VOB'S) with WINAVI
3. Then I burnt it with nero 6.6.0.8
My problem is that when i play it on dvd player the sound is like 1.5 seconds out of sync.
WHAT AM I DOING WRONG?
What do you do?
PLEASE HELP
Thankyou
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Chris, these audio / video sync problems have been discussed n-number of times on this forum. You could have done a search for this. Anyway.
Was the audio in sync after joining ? Was the audio in sync after creations of VOBs ? If the audio was in sync after joining the AVIs then IMO demux the audio & video and use a DVD authoring software to create your DVD. Load the separate audio & video in your authoring software and let it create the VOBs and burn it. Hopefully this should solve your problemWhen I was born I was so shocked that I could'nt speak for 18 months. -
It happens often, that when you join 2 AVIs, you get a sync problem in the output DVD.
Try VSO DivXtoDVD (freeware).
Do not join AVIs, just add first AVI and then the second in the program window, for batch encoding.
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Originally Posted by chris_23q
"IMO Demux" is not a software. IMO = In My Opinion. Maybe I should have written in small case. Demux is a process to separate out audio & video streams.
Some of the well established authoring software are TMPGEnc DVD Author, DVDLab Pro. See the tools section of this forum for more info.When I was born I was so shocked that I could'nt speak for 18 months. -
The problem here is that a retarded monkey encoded the audio for your DIVX/XVID file. They have a tendency to do that. They use broken/corrupted VBR encoding, and it screws up the audio sync. Virtualdub is your friend in this situation - just save the audio off as a WAV and then re-encode it properly. Takes about 5 minutes.
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I get this problem with AC3 sounded AVIs. Should I try demuxing them with VirtualDUB Mod first and then convert them as 2 tracks to ensure the audio is in sync?
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AC3 is NOT VBR. So, should only demultiplex the audio and use it unchanged for DVD.
I think you must change the encoder.
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