audio rus faster than video.

[hello_world]

I try to burn a movie onto dvd, but I got a problem: the audio seems to run faster than video, while my movie in .avi format is correct.
Please help me out.

[Baldrick]

please give us MORE information.

what tool(s) are you using?
what video and audio codes in the avi? identify with gspot.

[hello_world]

I have Nero 7, dvd burner pioneer dvr-111d.
when I run gspot for the movie i burnt I got a screen as the pix I attached.

untitled.bmp

[Baldrick]

Try convertxtodvd instead.

And this is no editing. Moving you.

[hello_world]

thanks alot for your help, it works now.
But when I used convertxtodvd, it takes about 30mins extra to burn into dvd, beside the same amout of time that Nero used for whole process. Why do nero cause the problem? and is there anyway to make the process faster and shorter?
Once more time,thanks for your help.

[theewizard]

rules of thumb

#1 nero does a lousy job of converting

#2 quality takes time more, the better the quality the longer the time

#3 mulit-step processing gives the best quality, and takes LOTS of time

get used to it your going to hear it a lot

#4 some people will answer with the best description they know how to give, others will just toss out a program name, expect you to grab it like a life preserver , without giving any info on how to use it

[guns1inger]

others will just toss out a program name, expect you to grab it like a life preserver , without giving any info on how to use it

And sometimes little detail is given because the problem is so common, and the solutions so oft repeated, that even minimal searching or random browsing will find all the details required.

[theewizard]

I gave plenty of info and frame serving ( which is not a simple solution ) i'm still reading up on that and getting no where fast with my attemps, was not even suggested in the begining.

at lest manono did some reading and came back with a post about MKV format being a problem to convert,

[guns1inger]

@thewizard - get over it - sheesh