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  1. 1st Aug 2003 15:30 #1
    AlkalineTrio
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    I'm not sure if I'm posting on the right section, because maybe I just don't have the right codecs, but when i try to play some SVCD's in my elecard MPEG2 player, the audio is about 3 seconds late. I am wondering if there is some software I could use to manually synchronize the audio, thus editing the movie. any suggestions?
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    Originally Posted by AlkalineTrio
    I'm not sure if I'm posting on the right section, because maybe I just don't have the right codecs, but when i try to play some SVCD's in my elecard MPEG2 player, the audio is about 3 seconds late. I am wondering if there is some software I could use to manually synchronize the audio, thus editing the movie. any suggestions?

    If it was me I would try playing the movie with different software, if only to ensure it was the disk.
    Codec's will not affect the playback of a disk BTW.
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    Have you tried it on

    1. Other players
    2. Different media
    3. Different burning speeds.
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