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audio sync problem using nero vision express 2
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Vectra
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12. January 2006 @ 02:28 |
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when i burn dvd using nero vision express 2 the audio lags by about 2 sec although if you watch the original file on the pc it's perfect is this possible to correct.
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crampy
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14. January 2006 @ 23:07 |
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Hello vectra. you got it sorted yet? Iam havin the same problem tryin to burn a tv show to dvd. sometimes it works fine other times i get the lag! Sometimes even starts fine then goes out of sync as the show goes on.
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Vectra
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15. January 2006 @ 15:31 |
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still not sorted re-downloaded the same program from different source copied it again did the same thing from the same point.
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Dekz
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27. January 2006 @ 02:16 |
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I'm having the exact same problem except I'm using NeroVision 4. Lots of the stuff I burn turns out great. But some of them have audio sync problems. Mostly they start out fine, but it slowly gets more out of sync as it goes on.
They all play with no problems on the computer.
If anybody has any suggestions PLEASE reply.
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27. January 2006 @ 04:55 |
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i dont have any answers for the problem i just wanted you to know i am having the same problem withe nero vision 3 so it seems that what ever the bug is they haven't found it yet either. what i was wondering is what kinda file is it that your burning maybe we can narrow this problem down. maybe it is certain type of file that is having the problem. for me it is transporter 2 that is out of sync the movie is a dvdrip xvid i have never had this problem until now so maybe we can all work together to figure this out....i am gonna try another burning program to see if the same problem exists.
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crampy
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27. January 2006 @ 10:34 |
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Same format i struggle with drnknja. using vso DivX to dvd now but only puts a crap menu on. try it tho. quality is good. If you find out how to put a menu with picture etc on it post back. I have decided Nero rocks for burning but needs to be left alone for converting......
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MrBean123
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27. January 2006 @ 11:38 |
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HI have had the same problem with out of Sync audio.. i have downloaded the first 11 episodes of the season 2 Lost and the first 5 shows burnt fine using Nero 4 however episode 6,7,8, and 9 have all been out of Sync.. I have downloaded the shows from different sites and not all are from the same uploader. I dont know what causes this problem but i think its to do with the PAL/NTSC format and Nero.. I have overcome this problem by downloading DVDsanta and using this to encode the AVI to video and then burn to disc...
DVD santa is not as flash as Nero and it does not have the fancy backgrounds and stuff and the converting process takes 5-6 hours but the finished DVD plays 100%... also DVD santa puts the video TS files in a folder on your C: drive so you can use them and Nero to make new versions which are in sync.... hope this helps....
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crampy
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27. January 2006 @ 13:29 |
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use vso DivX to dvd mrbean123. it does the same as dvdsanta but in about 2hrs for 4 episodes of lost season 2.
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29. January 2006 @ 10:02 |
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hey guys i figured out how to fix my adio sync problem with Nero...what i did was ran the movie through VirtualDub full processing mode on the audio and the video and then set the compresion for XviD and let run takes like an hour or so...but after it is finished you can take the new compressed file and burn with Nero vision as normal with no audio sync problems hope this helps you guys it did me
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grant1982
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1. February 2006 @ 14:34 |
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Hey Drnknja
I downloaded the appropriate programs and codecs, I am in the menu to select video compression. Which do I select before I run my movie through?
Thanks
Grant
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Dekz
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1. February 2006 @ 15:34 |
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^^^ It says right there in his post that he selected XviD for the compression.
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grant1982
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1. February 2006 @ 15:53 |
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First time I installed the Xvid codec it didnt appear in the Compression menu. Tried it again and now it works.
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grant1982
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1. February 2006 @ 17:33 |
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Well this is just beautiful. I followed these steps exactly and when I burn the new movie to dvd it cuts off 15% through, with a "medium error" I am assuming the size is now too large to fit on the dvd. Any suggestions on what to do now, I am really getting fed up with the whole dvd thing, first I bought dvd-R's when in fact my burner was a DVD+R, I went back to the store and bough the +R's. I then managed to burn the dvd and it wont play in my machine, so I go to best buy and buy a new DVD player. I manage to get the dvd's to play and the audio is out of sink. I just want to burn the dvd and play it normally on the machine, tired of wasting time and money. Maybe I should not have jacked the quality setting to max in the compression options, but then again, if the quality sucks, why even bother.
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2. February 2006 @ 00:17 |
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what version of Nero are you using cause i have yet to experince this you might need to update you direct x drivers or your firmware(i would be careful if you dont know what your doing though) also what format was the movie in origanally cause if it was in DivX you you can convert right back to DivX as well as the quality i dont mess with even though the bar moves around i have yet to notice a quality difference...also what type_name) of medium(dvd) cause that could be it to and by the way if your using vision it auto reduces to fit the dvd and wont burn if the file is to large
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grant1982
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2. February 2006 @ 04:23 |
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Maybe my problem is that I am using easy media creator 8 (divx option). It doesnt seem to check ahead of time for size problems, you thing they would have figured this out by now. My firmware and direct x are the latest versions. The movie that I am playing with now is: The Island (2005) [XviD MP3 DVDRip][MercifulRelease]. The media I am using is maxell dvd+r 8x, 4.7 GB, 2 hrs sp mode. I was hesitant to use nero because I have always used roxio but I think its time for a switch. Could you give me a quick guide as to what to select if I get a recent version of nero. (will it automatically tell me if the file is too large for the disk? and if so, do I then use this vision part of nero to make it fit or is it part of the burning window?) Thanks
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2. February 2006 @ 11:44 |
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now they have Nero ultra 7 and Nero vision 4 out but i dont like them they are to how should i say picky they dont like certain files and some things are different but they are the most up to date if ur that type of person....personlly i use Nero 6.6.0.18 and am using Nero vision 3.1.0.21...and they work great for me...and with the AVI file you will have to use Nero vision cause Nero burning requires the video_ts and audio_ts files....but yes vision will auto fix the play length problem it will inform you that it is doing it just click yes...as well as at the end of the project sometimes depending on the .AVI it might ask you if you wanna change from ntsc(usa) to pal(foreign) tell it no cause some dvd players wont be able to read it as well as some tv/dvd will read but messed up like th audio will be wierd or most often it plays in only black and white
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crampy
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2. February 2006 @ 11:55 |
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Ok everyone. the best way i have found is to covert using vso DivX to dvd but dont burn. this leaves a pile of VOB bup and ifo files on your hard drive. then you import assets into dvd lab pro. (asset being your VOB files) make sure you join and demultiplex to elementry streams. then you can create a menu and everything using dvd lab and burn your project. 4 episodes of lost on one dvd with menu and great quality. everything in sync. good luck.
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grant1982
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2. February 2006 @ 13:44 |
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I got Nero 7 (before I read your advice). I took the file I had processed in VirtualDub and sent it to burn to see what happens, it told me the file was too large to fit on the dvd then asked if I wanted it to auto shrink for me, I said yes and now it fits. In interested to see how it turns out.
I am in the process of trying to burn this disc.. I dont know what the hell is going on but for some reason it is "transcoding" before burning which will take 2.5 hours, what a waste of time. a couple hours to run it through VirtualDub, a couple hours to transcode and a couple to burn.. getting really close to just not bothering.
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Dekz
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2. February 2006 @ 14:47 |
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Couple hours to burn!? Maybe it's time for a new burner, mine spits them out in under 8 minutes.
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grant1982
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2. February 2006 @ 14:50 |
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I am using a year old laptop. Its not just the burning, its the fact that I have to use a program to fix audio sync, then stupid nero does some long ass process before actually burning the disk. If anyone has a surefire answer on how to burn a proper DVD please give me a shout, until then im just gonna toss my shit in the closet to gather dust.
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Omejoop
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2. February 2006 @ 15:31 |
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Okay guys and gals, I first off want to thank everyone for trying to fix this issue. But after litterally spending two days messing around with all the various suggestions mentioned, losing about 15 DVD's to out of sync video, I decided that I needed to fix this before I went nuts.
After reviewing all of the info and trying many of the suggestions, it came to me that I did not start having this problem until after I installed the latest and greatest copy of Nero Vision Express 3.1.0.7 on their web site over a week ago.
I am unsure what the reason for the audio sync problem is, but I do know now that Nero is solely to blame for it, and not my PC or the files I got from my TIVO box.
In reading on other forums the various solutions, I found out, all though I was not sure, that this issue may be resolved by reverting back to a previous version of Nero Vision express. In the US, I had no luck locating anything older than 3.1.0.21, but after some extensive research, I found an earlier copy "NVE-3.1.0.14.exe" on a Korean site, here is the link:
http://download.zdnet.co.kr/pds/detail_view.html?id=19110.
No I do not speak Korean, but by looking at the page, you can tell what the intent is. You click on the big"button looking" thing, which takes you to another page with a similar button. Click on that button, and your download begins.
Uninstall anything and everything that has to do with the latest and greatest copy of Nero Burning Rom, and Nero Vision Express.
I used the original software of Nero that came with my DVD/CD burner and this included Nero Vision Express 2.1.0.8. I installed over this the later version NVE-3.1.0.14.exe, and voila, the problem went away.
In short, the problem is definitely with Nero Vision Express, the suggestions given using Virtual Dub, DivX etc. did not work for me, but I am happy to say, I can continuing backing up my TIVO files to DVD.
Thanks again for everyones help, I hope this suggestion makes your life easier.
Peace!
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grant1982
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2. February 2006 @ 16:00 |
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I forgot to also thank everyone for the help despite the fact that I still not had a good outcome (Thanks guys, I do appreciate it, I am just frustrated :P). Also, I am sorry to the last person who posted, I am afraid your conclusion is not completely right. I have had the above problem with easy media creator 8.
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Dekz
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2. February 2006 @ 16:26 |
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I'm hesitant to blame NeroVision because if I play the VOB files in the VIDEO_TS folder on my computer, there are no sync problems. Once I burn that folder and try to play in my DVD player, that is when the sync problems arise.
I've had spotty results with VSO DivX to DVD in the past, but maybe I will try it for the files that are giving me audio sync issues. Audio sync is WAY more annoying than the green/pink blotches that VSO gives me.
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kekes
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9. February 2006 @ 14:50 |
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after 3 days and trying everything to solve the audio sync problem i have finally done it with PERFECT RESULTS.
i tried everything, older versions of nero, virtualdub etc etc etc.
tehn i saw another posters suggestion and put it to the test.
IT WORKED!!!
this works for nero 6 vision express all versions.
DISABLE THE NERO CODECS
its that simple, once this is done you will be able to make dvd's from avi's without the sync problem.
how do you do this.
1.remove your digital serial number. (make sure you keep it somewhere to re enter later)[edit: this serial number is the digital plug in serial, you only have to remove it if you originally put it in, if you have never put this serial in then skip this part]
2. put your pc's date forward 1 month so the codecs expire.
[edit: you will know the codec have expired IF when you load an avi to convert nero pops up a box saying the codecs have expired, THIS IS WHAT NEEDS TO HAPPEN FOR IT TO SYNC PROPERELY]
3. use nero vision express, it will now work correctly.
when done, put your serial number back to you can use recode and other things that are disabled when you remove the serial. also dont forget to put the clock back to the correct date.
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10. February 2006 @ 07:47 |
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hey man i would like to try your suggestion but i am not sure what you mean man when you say to removoe your digital serial code i have no clue where to find that as well as wouldnt that cause some major problems with burning other types of files if you have no codecs any more
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