PLz help, sound lag problem.

[Álú€ãrÐ19]

Hello all.

I'm new to this dvd burning thing, in fact, this was my first attempt to burn a dvd.I was some what successful while doing so.As the title says, i have a sound problem.It seems that when i burned the movie file(it's a XviD one) and I started to watch it, the sound would be off by a second or two.
I don't understand what i did wrong.So i wanted to know can someone tell me how to fix this problem ?


The program i used was NeroVision Express 2.

[Baldrick]

ConvertXtoDVD or the old free DivXtoDVD.

Or upgrade to latest nerovision.

[guns1inger]

I don't understand what i did wrong

The program i used was NeroVision Express 2

Now you know what you did wrong.

The issue is most likely VBR encoded MP3 audio. Many one-click-wonders have problems with this audio, as do many expensive encoders. The only one-click solution I have seen that consistently (although not perfectly) works with with VBR MP3 audio is ConvertXtoDVD.

Otherwise, read this sticky -> https://forum.videohelp.com/viewtopic.php?t=309224 for instructions on converting the audio first.

[Álú€ãrÐ19]

Hmm i dunno if it's a "VBR encoded MP3 audio."


I used the GSpot program and here's a ss of it



Does it have the VBR encoded MP3 audio?

[redwudz]

Yes, MP3 VBR audio. It shows in the right hand green box in the audio window. Most encoders choke on VBR audio. If they accept it, it will usually mess up the sync. The method I use is to save it out as WAV audio with VirtualDub Mod (With Full Processing). Then either encode the audio and video separately or mux it back with the video and encode that way. You can also just encode the video by itself and then convert the WAV to AC3 with ffmpeggui and add it back with the MPEG video during authoring to DVD. Lots of way. The main thing is to watch out for it any time you convert those type of files to MPEG.

[guns1inger]

Next time trim your image down to just the g-spot screen and it will be easier to read. Under Audio, to the right of the field marked Codec are two indicators - CBR and VBR. VBR is lit on yours, so the answer is yes, you have VBR encoded MP3.

[Álú€ãrÐ19]

ok guys, thx for the help.