ConvertXTo DVD

[mikec2000]

I am converting an xvid to DVD with convertXtoDVD but the audio is out of sync on the DVD files. The Xvid audio is fine. Any ideas on how to fix the DVD files?

TIA
Mike

[Delta2]

DVD files no, unless you demux them to elementary streams...etc...etc

Better is to encode again, but first pass the movie with AVIMux-Gui

That's only to remove possible bad-chunks of audio, delays. After that check the movie if it is in sync....an then try VSO again

Good Luck

[redwudz]

You might drop the original Xvid into Gspot 2.70 and see if it has MP3 VBR audio. ConvertX handles that most times, but it can cause problems occasionally. What I do is save out the audio as a WAV with VirtualDub Mod and either convert that to MP3 CBR audio or use the WAV. You can mux either one back with the original file in 'Direct stream copy mode.'

Here's a guide: https://forum.videohelp.com/topic280779.html

And definitely try playing back the VIDEO_TS folder before burning. If that doesn't fix it, then you have other problems with the file like Delta2 mentioned. Just because the original Xvid seems to play properly doesn't mean there's not a problem. Software players can ignore some errors. But encoding needs 100% error free data.

[pepegot1]

Try VideoRedo quickfix option. That does it most of the time.

[f-zer0]

Try using total video converter,it can convert video and audio

[Delta2]

lol...use that...install that....sorry me but that is #$%&

[f-zer0]

lol...use that...install that....sorry me but that is #$%&

Was this to me delta?is total video converter really that bad? =\

[Delta2]

lol...use that...install that....sorry me but that is #$%&

Was this to me delta?is total video converter really that bad? =\

No, sorry, just it is unlikely that it will work with other tool, because VSO is well...the big brother. Never tried Total Video Converter

This is only my opinion