audio syc problem

[nick90]

Can't seem to get the audio to syc properly when I burn an svcd with nero, I've tried playing with the syc settings on tmpg when I convert to mpeg2 from divx but no matter what I try the audio always seems to lag behind slightly. I'm playing the discs back on a Toshiba SD210 dvd player. Hope someone can help Nick.

[toadster123]

is the audio always the same amout behind? or does it slowly sorta go out of sync?

look at the tutorials on this forum (under "howto" -> "edit")

[WarpEnterprises]

better look search for "toshiba":

https://www.videohelp.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=154033&highlight=toshiba

[Hardcoreruss]

Are you converting in nero ?

Does the file play okay before you burn ?

How are you converting ?

What speed are you burning at ? (have you tried changing this)

Have you tried changing your media ?

[kmac14_99]

The sound starts out behind the video from the beginning. I convert using tmpgenc. The avi and converted mpeg are all fine. The audio and video get out of sync only after i use ifoedit to create vob files.

[kmac14_99]

LOL. sorry, wrong topic.

[patterson]

i had audio sync problems when i used vdub then tmpenc then i just used the audio from the original divx or xvid i dont understand why someone would even use vdub to make wav.

[matneaves]

patterson, its becouse some peeps have audio sync probs

[chris_de_wet]

Going back to the original question ...

I too have a Toshiba SD210 DVD player.

It just does not handle SVCD's correctly. Audio sync problems are widely reported for this unit as you will see under the DVD Players link.

I gave up and bought a DVD burner - NEC 1100 - excellent machine!

Chris