AVI fine, DVD out of sync

[acid_burn]

Does anyone know why an AVI that plays perfectly would go out of sync at a certain point in the movie (around 20 min in) when I author it to DVD?

It is at 29.97 fps so I didn't change the audio at all. Just encoded it to MP2.

I also tried using a step-by-step DVD author called FAVC. It encoded audio to AC3 using Aften and still had the same problem.

[Baldrick]

The avi is probably corrupt even if it's playable on the computer. Try scan for errors in the avi with virtualdub.

[acid_burn]

Scanned video stream for errors and it said nothing is wrong with any frames.

Also I should mention I authored to a DVD folder and it is out of sync when viewed with PowerDVD and VLC.

[mwkurt]

Your avi file probably has a little offset between audio and video before conversion, even though it seems as though it does not.
Try running the avi file through AVIMuxGUI per the instructions in this link:

https://forum.videohelp.com/viewtopic.php?p=1338598#1338598

Then create your DVD.
Mark

[acid_burn]

AVIMux says there is no delay.

[iant]

There's one other possibility here.
Try the DVD in a real DVD player as opposed to a software player on your PC.
It's possible that you've created a perfectly good disc and something's corrupted within Windows.

Have fun,
Ian