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  1. 26th Mar 2005 13:59 #1
    munnabhai_swe
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    hai!

    I just have encoded my homemade movie into DivX 5 codec into 3 cds. The problem is that the audio is too ahead, how can I fix this?
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  2. 26th Mar 2005 14:46 #2
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    Please do not take this as me being rude but there is absolutely NO WAY that anyone can help you as you have NOT provided any details.

    Please go into ALL of the details and be very specific as to the process and steps you followed from beginning to end. If you followed a guide at any point please be sure to include a link to said guide along with details on how closely you followed or if you deviated from it at all etc.

    Only then will we have enough information to troubleshoot your problem.

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  3. 26th Mar 2005 15:01 #3
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    thats the guide I followed,but I encoded the file with DivX 5 codec

    http://www.doom9.org/index.html?/divx-encoding.htm goto Xvid>Auto Gordian Knot
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  4. 26th Mar 2005 15:31 #4
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    Homemade DivX movie on THREE cd's............hmmm........AND audio sync......double hmmmm......Did you remake Lawrance of Arabia?
    No2: We want Information.
    No6: You wont get it!
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  5. 26th Mar 2005 15:39 #5
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    Originally Posted by monzie
    Homemade DivX movie on THREE cd's............hmmm........AND audio sync......double hmmmm......Did you remake Lawrance of Arabia?
    Hehe...
    I did...into DVD...with selectable subs.
    No sync problem, though.
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  6. 27th Mar 2005 06:17 #6
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    Originally Posted by Jeremiah58
    Originally Posted by monzie
    Homemade DivX movie on THREE cd's............hmmm........AND audio sync......double hmmmm......Did you remake Lawrance of Arabia?
    Hehe...
    I did...into DVD...with selectable subs.
    No sync problem, though.
    How can I fix that audio problem`?
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  7. 27th Mar 2005 06:54 #7
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    It depends what kind of sync problem you have.
    Maybe you should give more details as FulciLives suggested at the beginning.
    Also, try to search/read previous posts because this kind of question is repeated over and over again.
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  8. 27th Mar 2005 07:55 #8
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    If, during the disk creation process, you utilized Johnson Framistats, then it is probable that your Johnson Framistats need re-calibrated.

    However, if you did NOT use Johnson Framistats, then they are not the problem and it is something else.
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