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  1. 2nd Dec 2006 08:42 #1
    jmkeuning
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    I updated the Xvid codec - but I do not know if this is the problem. I have tried the operation a few times.

    1. What usually causes this problem when using my process? codecs? busy processor?
    2. I tried AVI.net also and the synch was even worse.
    3. Is it possible that the problem is my playback? That the files are fine. I playback with WMP and I tried the DIVX player but it looked horrible (I think that's a whole other issue).

    The files are about and hour long and the sync problem is minimal.
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  3. 2nd Dec 2006 11:13 #3
    jmkeuning
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    Now I am getting into Capture territory, but I just put a VHS tape in and I am noticing that the sound is playing back a little out of synch. Is this pure coincidence? Did something happen to my computer!

    What's going on here?
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    Intel Celeron D 335 Prescott 2.8GHz Socket 478 Pro
    600GB
    2G
    ATI Radeon X1600 Pro
    GIGABYTE GA-8I848P-G Socket 478 Intel 848P ATX Int
    Lite-On DVD SOHD-16P9S
    Hauppauge WINTV-PVR-150 PCI Interface Tuner Card
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