hello I am DLing from a P2P then converting from AVI with Flick then burning with BurnOn , the movie is not in sync, the words are coming out before the actor opens his mouth.
If your downloading from a p2p network, the chances are the video is compressed to the xvid format. If you havent got this installed, either the audio will play without the video, or, as you have described, the video will play but completely out of sync. Download the xvid codec from here: http://www.xvidmovies.com/codec/ Install it, and then try playing the .avi's before you conver them. Hopefully thats your problem solved Let me know.
Lmao. Okay that was a bit of a vital thing to forget to add In that case, what speed are you burning these videos to disc? From what it sounds like, you need to burn it at a much lower speed than you are. The higher the speed you burn it, the lower the quality gets (more out of sync etc). Try that and let me know
BurnOn doesnt allow a choice on burn speed, i also use CD burner xp which burns at 10, i dont get this out of sync problem alot, once in awhile
All i can suggest then is to try a different program, for example NeroVision (always my first choice for this). I know for a fact also, that nerovision has speed settings you can change. Alternatively you could just try another completely different program like this, http://www.allformp3.com/avi-to-dvd.htm Here is a link to download the free trial version of that: http://www.allformp3.com/download/g...order.com/allformp3/avi-pro-9637.exe&vid=8889
If you're seeing a gradual sync loss after converting, this won't help but if it's constant from start to finish, it should: http://www.alexander-noe.com/video/amg/ Enter your original file at the top, highlight it and select generate data. Highlight the audio that appears and if there is any sync loss, it will appear to the right in ms, otherwise 0 will appear. If other than 0, hit start, name and put it as and where you wish and in a minute or two, you'll have a new file to convert. Incidentally, your pc won't show any sync loss in playing the original and I check all mine before converting.
Jesus christ its Mistycat!! I havent seen you in a while! I really cant remember why your name means something to me, we mustve did something funny together sometime .... Damn thats gonna bug me. Or did u jsut help me with something? Argh.
I spoke with you on the p2p forum some time ago, something to do with port forwarding, can't remember exactly what though.
Hi Billy/Misty I have loaded Cucusoft going to try it on next AVI conversion, Misty the out of sync was constant throught the movie right from the the first words, doesnt happen alot in conversions, i think it was because of the file extension xvid from P2P Thanks for your help
I found out about AviMux_Gui on a forum for ConvertXtoDVD and no converter l've used has helped (a lot). Seems to be XVID with AC3 audio but not always (some MP3) and there is very rarely any problem seen before conversion. From what I hear, ConvertrXtoDVD does the best job with audio (fantastic quality too and fast) but the trial will put a watermark in your video. Burns and has menu too.
@Dan_61: is the audio out of sync the exact amount of time, from beginning to end throughout the entire movie? That could be two things: Burning program doesn't like the codec, and is purposely throwing the audio off (this is hard to explain...) OR your burner is too fast, causing the video data to be burned to the file at a different rate than the audio. I back up my PS2 games; when i burn too fast the video skips or the audio is off from the video. If slowing down to the slowest your burner and media will go (4x-8x at most) helps, then you found the answer. If not, try to re-encode a few of the videos & reburn about 200mb back or the whole thing. I use a program called MediaInfo that tells how fast the bitrate of the file is. If the bitrate is too high (5Mbps or more) then even the best burner might hiccup on them. Re-encoding to a lower bitrate, while it's a pain in the arse, will solve the problem.
