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  1. 2nd Aug 2005 23:35 #1
    Buddyboy
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    When i try to encode my video after editing in vegas 4.0 (encoded as dvd ntsc mpg) the audio and video are out of sync for the last 2-3 minutes of a 27min clip. Is this becuase of my computer specs or is it because of some other reason?
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    Hi Buddyboy,

    I'd say your computer specs are OK. Maybe you could do with more memory, but I very much doubt that'll be causing your problem.

    How does the "out of synch" manifest itself? Is it:

    a) OK and then suddenly out?
    b) OK and then starts to gradually go out?
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    Your machine is faster than mine and I have no problems. It is either process or source at fault.
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    Source of the original video clip will sure help. Is it styraight from a DV cam ( Ideal ) or from some other "Iffy" source?
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  6. 3rd Aug 2005 12:58 #6
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    at the start the audio/video is fine and it gradually loses the sync

    i captured the video with my leadtek winfast 2000 deluxe card, from a vcr, in mpeg-2 format at 4233kb/s bitrate.

    the original clip is fine and in sync
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  7. 3rd Aug 2005 13:11 #7
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    I just tried encoding the last 4 minutes only of the clip and it worked out fine. But the full clip loses the sync
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  8. 3rd Aug 2005 17:36 #8
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    I wonder if there's a bad frame(s) in there that might be triggering the problem? That's a stab in the dark as I don't capture / edit MPEG, nor can I recommend any tools to see if there is a bad frame.

    Hopefully someone else can step in and be of more help... Sorry I couldn't help more?
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