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qaa
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14. August 2005 @ 23:27 |
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When I burn Dvd's from avi files. I convert them then burn them to dvds.... But when I play them in my DVD player the audio is faster than the video. What can I do to keep them at the same speed???? And the audio skips =(
ALL help would be greatly appreciated.
Could it be the converting process,.... or the burning???
I use boilsoft avi to dvd converter..And Nero Software that came with my burner =)
sony 16X dual layer
PLEASE HELP ME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I appreciate all help A>S>A>P !!!!
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14. August 2005 @ 23:54 |
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@qaa
What speed did u burn at it could b the matter that u burned to fast and that could make the audio and video go out of sync???
Let us know...
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qaa
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15. August 2005 @ 10:01 |
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i burn the memorex 8X dvd +rw's at 8X speed. My drive can burn up to 16X, but the cd's can only go up to 8X
I appreciate all help A>S>A>P !!!!
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qaa
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15. August 2005 @ 10:07 |
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DMA has nothing to do with it right?
I appreciate all help A>S>A>P !!!!
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15. August 2005 @ 15:38 |
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I dont think soo....
I just feel that the issue is with the speed because audio and pics skip and jump if u do it too fast cause the faster u burn at the bigger chunckes it puts together and it loses its flow...
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qaa
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15. August 2005 @ 16:06 |
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ok so do you suggest i take the speed from 8X of the dvd+rw memorex disc type...and miinimize it to like um say..... 4X or 2.4X?
Another issue , maybe it could the converter i'm using??? I wouldnt think so but what do you think? "Boilsoft avi to dvd conerter."
I appreciate all help A>S>A>P !!!!
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qaa
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15. August 2005 @ 16:11 |
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i also have no aspi's drivers installed..... and i probally dont have the latest version of Nero. But evevrything is burning and working fine withut them....
sorry for posting more...."Just trying to give more detailed information in order to find a faster solution\conclusion"
I appreciate all help A>S>A>P !!!!
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15. August 2005 @ 16:36 |
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I personally dpnt think its the software..,it could b though but i am not familar with that software as such i use Magix music maker 7 which is a music sound and video recording studio program etc... I used that and coverted the video and sound fine but i burned it too fast soo it jumped for me on occasions. So thats y im sayin yea bringing it down to 4x or 2x could fix the problem... run a test disc first and c if it works soo u dont waste lots of discs....
Keep me posted...
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15. August 2005 @ 16:48 |
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Hi there,
What software did you use to convert those .AVI to DVD ?
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qaa
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15. August 2005 @ 17:21 |
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boil soft's"avi to dvd converter".... COnvert all AVI files to fideo\audio folder...then just burn to Nero.
my computers only 400 mhz so it takes over 10 hrs to convert 1 600 mb movie ='( "crying"
Borhan 9-
test disc??? what u mean? anyways....I'm gonna try to burn like lower speeds...then ill repost and inform you on my results...
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Anyone know any other converter programs that make AVI files to dvd files quickly ?My softwar etakes over 10 hrs to make one 600 mb + file to audio_ts + vidoe_ts folders.....Maybe its my 400 mhz computer?
I appreciate all help A>S>A>P !!!!
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Milton007
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15. August 2005 @ 18:08 |
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How do the AVI files play from the timeline, is the audio in sync when you playback from the timeline before rendering to DVD?
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15. August 2005 @ 18:51 |
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@qaa
What i bascially meant by a test disc is just try to burn it once either on cheap media and c if it worked or if your player can play a DVD Re Writable copy it on that and if it worked copy it on good media and format the other disc. Thats all i meant. ur doin it anyway...let me know ur result.....
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qaa
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15. August 2005 @ 20:57 |
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Well I recently burned a movie to dvdv with my memorex 8x dvd+r disc. I choose 6x write instead of the highest 8X for that cd. Tommarow I will test another movie because the one i tested today i couldnt tell if the audio was ahead of the video =(. But....
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The audio still skips,\ chopppy a lil.... How do i fix that???
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I may have audio ahead of video on my next dvd but i dont know ill check tommarow...
Please review my post and ask for more info,...or find a answer to my problems please people???
='("crying"
Is there a way to have the video and audio at same speed,...without the audio skipping and being choppy?
I appreciate all help A>S>A>P !!!!
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qaa
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15. August 2005 @ 21:01 |
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this is what i'm doing to make a dvd.
1.) converting 600-700 mb AVI file using "boilsoft's ,... AVI to dvd converter"
2.) Drag\dropping the resulting video_ts folder into Nero after converion process,and burning the dvd "succesful" using "memorex 8X DVD+R discs....
3) play in Apex dvd player.... See video and hear audio fine... After 5 mins or 1 min audio gets ahead of video and I can hear the movie before it happens...... How do i keep them at the same speed???
What can I do to fix this ?? =(
I appreciate all help A>S>A>P !!!!
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Frankwm
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15. August 2005 @ 23:39 |
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Try to isolate where the problem is arising in your conversion/burning process.
First, play the AVI on your computer so that you are sure the audio/video is in sync.
Then, after you have converted the AVI file to VIDEO_TS, and before you burn it to DVD, try playing the VIDEO_TS files on your computer with Windows Media Player or any other video player on your computer.
This will show you if your audio/video is in sync or not after conversion. Then you will know if it's your BoilSoft software or your burning software or your hardware that's the problem.
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qaa
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16. August 2005 @ 07:32 |
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ty for your input =)
Ok I slowed down the process of bruning from *x to 2.4x. It seems they are in sync a lil now =).........But the audio is choppy\skipping , how do i stabalize the audio so it wont skip\chop?
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The acotrs and actresses in the films sound like theyre on helium or something " the audio\voices are higher than usual.." How do i get them back to their regular tones???
I appreciate all help A>S>A>P !!!!
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qaa
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16. August 2005 @ 11:01 |
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slowing the burn process down worked alot =)..but the next question is how do i stop the audio from being so high pitched???
Problem:
How do i stop audio from being so i high pitched???\ and how do i get it from the audio skipping???
I appreciate all help A>S>A>P !!!!
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16. August 2005 @ 12:44 |
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The acotrs and actresses in the films sound like theyre on helium or something " the audio\voices are higher than usual.." How do i get them back to their regular tones???
i had this problem,the actors sounded like a bunch of chipmunks
didnt really find an answer for it,the only thing i put it down to was a dodgy avi file,it wouldnt even load into ifo edit afterwards(vobs)
first i tried it with film machine(CCE engine)....>chipmunks
then i tried mainconcepts .....>stuttery,but no chipmunks
the strange thing was it played perfectly in POWERDVD,but that b*****d plays anything
wasnt anything to do with codecs or media or the burn speed
then i tried vso's dvix2dvd
worked perfectly
strange one
but the only problem with vso's new app,is it takes twice as long as the freeware version
2 1/2 hrs for a 700 avi file,come on,thats CCE speed
but nevertheless it got the job done,and i was happy as a pig in shite
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qaa
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16. August 2005 @ 20:31 |
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so vso is good to use??? Ill try it =)
it already takes 10 hrs+ to convert a 600 mb AVI on my 400 mhz computer ='( "crying"
I appreciate all help A>S>A>P !!!!
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17. August 2005 @ 06:23 |
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Hello,
VSO DivXtoDVD is a great software.
It does the job right, and give me pleasure to use.
They are so many product out there, you need to find one that you like.
Here's a quick list of software that I have heard that will convert files to DVD:
VSO DivxToDVD
InterVideo CopyDVD
dvdSanta
Avi2DVD
WinAVI
Is one better than the other ?
Is one faster than the other ?
Doesn't 1 is better than the other when someone makes a suggestion.
I have hear good on all those software !
I have chosen to use VSO DivXtoDVD (Purchased their latest revision).
It's a matter of personal choice also !
Good software hunting !
VSO Software Golden Membership Proud Owner / VSO Software Beta Tester
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qaa
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17. August 2005 @ 08:52 |
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Thanks yall for the info =)......I'm going to try vso.....Bute ither way itll take long time on my 400 mhz computer ='(. Ill repost if the audio is still high pitched
I appreciate all help A>S>A>P !!!!
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17. August 2005 @ 09:48 |
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@cougar
i heard you was a beta tester on vso's?
any ideas why i get the black border on some avi's,when loaded into the app,it produces a little picture screen of the movie surrounded by a massive black border
this has me totally stumped for months,only happens on vso's
btw,if you want great quality,try the film machine (CCEengine),after a few technical hitches i had with an AVI,this app is spot on when it comes to quality,even boosts the sound
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17. August 2005 @ 10:38 |
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Hi there,
When you convert your videos with DivXtoDVD, do you force it to 16:9 or is it set to Automatic ?
I only saw the black blocks on both sites when I used a 4:3 video and forced it to 16:9
Is this the case ?
DivxToDVD may not be in the same league as CCE, but for my personal needs it does the job easily !
But I appreciate your advice !
Thank you !
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17. August 2005 @ 20:14 |
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i always leave it on auto.......very strange
btw, "the film machine" is an app on its own right,it just uses CCE'S engine
regards hursty
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qaa
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21. August 2005 @ 11:46 |
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well...... the audio still kinda skips when music is playing on the dvd.....
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high pitched sounds also are still there.....I think since my computers only 400 mhz.... I belive thats why the dvd is messing up when i burn froma AVI file... WHat yall think????
I appreciate all help A>S>A>P !!!!
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