Yo well I download them as they are released in the US (Im a UK dude) They are a loverly quality and stuff but one thing bugs me like mad. Over time the sound gets out of sink with the actual images. Is there a way to prevent this? I just have to stop and fast foward it but im a perfectionist
r u watching on pc or after burning to dvd? if on dvd, update your version of fdshow decoder, or on pc update your codecs. just google xvid codec.
Hiya! Snakegod, I had the same problem. As far as I am aware the issue is due to the encoding used to create the DivX. as a result the A/V sync can be out, and on some of the episodes I have got, it can be up to 9 seconds!! I have posted on here how I overcame it, and the link is here http://forums.afterdawn.com/thread_view.cfm/325917 I hope this helps!! If not message me and I will help you.
I had this problem too and all I had to do was download a freeware called AVI-MAX Gui.. Just open that, drag the file into the window, click the box below and press start, and it'll create a whole new file with the everything working perfectly..
Usually after you encode a movie for DVD, iPod, PSP, or other format, the audio loses sync, to keep it perfect, match the FPS rates of the origianl and the re-encode, if it happens on the original XviD then the original author of the XviD messed up, FPS rates should stay the same, or shouldn't change significantly
Hey sorry for the late reply. This has been a great help. I now no longer have t keep starting and stopping it
Vlc player....besr media player around!! no codec's required..... available right here @ afterdawn!! use it all the time... no sync probs with lost or anything else!
anyone have a link to this free AVI-MAX Gui software. Is thtat what it's called because I can't find it. Thanks
