Bittorrent - audio/video out of sync?
05 June 2006, 11:15 AM
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Bittorrent - audio/video out of sync?
Noticed some of the stuff i have downloaded has the voice out of sink with the video....ofetn starts ok then goes funny half way through?
is that the file, the burning software, the dvd or something else?
Rhino
is that the file, the burning software, the dvd or something else?
Rhino
05 June 2006, 11:20 AM
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Originally Posted by The Snug Rhino
Noticed some of the stuff i have downloaded has the voice out of sink with the video....ofetn starts ok then goes funny half way through?
is that the file, the burning software, the dvd or something else?
Rhino
is that the file, the burning software, the dvd or something else?
Rhino
Try updating the CODEC.
05 June 2006, 11:41 AM
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ok- downloaded the latest xvid codec....do i just use nero as normal to burn a dvd still or do i need to "use" the xvid thing?
nero normal converts to a dvd and burns as part of its wizard thing.
nero normal converts to a dvd and burns as part of its wizard thing.
05 June 2006, 12:13 PM
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Originally Posted by The Snug Rhino
ok- downloaded the latest xvid codec....do i just use nero as normal to burn a dvd still or do i need to "use" the xvid thing?
nero normal converts to a dvd and burns as part of its wizard thing.
nero normal converts to a dvd and burns as part of its wizard thing.
05 June 2006, 12:14 PM
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The problem is not the file or the media you're using.
Due to the nature of XviD and DivX, the audio gradually slips out of sync as there are no chapter breaks to re-sync during playback.
If you pause the film then resume, the audio will re-sync itself. This typically needs done about every 20mins throughout playback.
Due to the nature of XviD and DivX, the audio gradually slips out of sync as there are no chapter breaks to re-sync during playback.
If you pause the film then resume, the audio will re-sync itself. This typically needs done about every 20mins throughout playback.
05 June 2006, 01:10 PM
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if you are using nerovision then enable the create chapters option. This sometimes helps. The problem may occur as well if it is an ntsc file and you have nero set to convert it to pal and vice cersa
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05 June 2006, 02:43 PM
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There are a few media players that allow you to time slip audio over video for just this sort of thing, I know VLC Media Player has this facility as does Media Player Classic which is available with Real Alternative which is also a great way to get around Real Player which is generally pretty poor in comparison.
Hope they help.
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Hope they help.
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06 June 2006, 09:22 AM
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Well if you're going to watch it on your telly then no! But if you can't bare to watch it out of sync then you can sort it by watching it on your PC and using one of those programs, either at source or from the DVD you burnt!
06 June 2006, 10:29 AM
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Originally Posted by The Snug Rhino
ahhh....so i just pause the dvd and restart? is it that simple?
(i always copy and burn in ntsc)
(i always copy and burn in ntsc)
took me a while to figure it out...by the end of an episode of Lost it was getting ridiculous!
07 June 2006, 10:10 PM
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The problem is not the file or the media you're using.
Due to the nature of XviD and DivX, the audio gradually slips out of sync as there are no chapter breaks to re-sync during playback.
If you pause the film then resume, the audio will re-sync itself. This typically needs done about every 20mins throughout playback.
Due to the nature of XviD and DivX, the audio gradually slips out of sync as there are no chapter breaks to re-sync during playback.
If you pause the film then resume, the audio will re-sync itself. This typically needs done about every 20mins throughout playback.
08 June 2006, 12:42 AM
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Originally Posted by Scooby Dooby Blue
yep, it's that simple.
took me a while to figure it out...by the end of an episode of Lost it was getting ridiculous!
took me a while to figure it out...by the end of an episode of Lost it was getting ridiculous!
yep....rescue me was sounding like a badly dubbed **** film - and dennis leary looks the part as well, not good!
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