lip sync problem is getting on my nerves!

hey guys,

does anyone pls know how to fix sound problem issues in the movie when u backup some of the movies. I'm using Avi2DVD, anyother good program anyone advice me 2use? and how can i plz resolve this problem..

thnx in advance

 

your problem is most likely that you did not set the framerate to the same as the source, this means that at the movies beginning there is syn in the audio and video, but throughout the movie it gets worse and worse, theree is no sync

 

are you backing up the movie from a dvd disk? or are the files downloaded? if you are doing a disk to disk use shrink and any dvd or dvd region + css free or ripit4me. i understand that it is an avi file, so you downloaded the file, so the file was out of sync when you downloaded so i don"t think it can be fixed, on the other hand if it was from a store bought disk i would say take the disk back and get your money back.you might want to try using vso dvixtodvd to do your converting

 

rdmercer1, its an AVI movie i'm trying to burn, the sound seems ok on my PC but when i burn the movie the sound problem happens, as Phantom69 said the audio throughout the movie gets worse. do u know how to fix this problem phantom69 or rdmercer1?

 

i am pretty sure you have to change the framerate of it, try these softwares:
http://www.free-codecs.com/download/AVI_Frame_Rate_Changer.htm
OR
http://www.am-soft.ru/avifrate.html

do you know whether the movie should be NTSC or PAL?

cause NTSC is roughly 30 frames per second while PAL is roughly 25 frames per second, which is where you can see the sync problem with audio cause the audio play rate can not be changed but the video frame rate can be.

experiment a little

 

thnx phantom69 i'll give it a try and let you know the results

 

phantom69, when i opened the avi frame rate changer it says the current movie frame rate is 25. so i think i should change it to 30 then? hope it should work..

 

hopefully, its either 30 or 29.* (i cant remember the * value) lol with 30 you should be fine i think, lets see the outcome

 

lol i hope so , u makin me worry now! problem is i have to wait till night cos this damn program im using (avi2dvd) takes a whole damn lot of time, i used to use WinAVI video converter but there was always problem with the audio so i switched to avi2dvd, i'm wondering whats the best converter program to use

 

i dont know bout that, cause i have personnally found winavi to be vdery good

 

u neva had any sound problem when using WinAVi?! it never happened to any of your movies?

 

no not for me, cause i always set the frame rates correctly ( i think ) i know when i first started out, i use nero vision and 90% of the time i had sync probems lol, but you learn as you go along

 

the problem is how do u know if u need to change the frame rate? is there some sort of a program? or do i have to waste a dvd with the time consumed so i can know that i need to change the frame rate lol

 

well try playing back the file and skipping towards the end of the movie, then see if there is any problems, if there is then you know you need to change he framreat

 

I'm running into the same issue, it must not be tremendously off because using windows media player it's almost right on. Nero 7 can't play them the soundtrack is waayyy off, it's strange because under window 32 I had dvd studio 6 and it seems to have made a perfect copy, I.e. I don't notice any out of sync audio issues, but under windows xp 64 professional I do notice out of sync audio issues. I noticed that nero 7 thought one of the video files was pal, I bet whomever ripped it did what you said and had something set wrong. This thread has been enlightening, thank you.

 

no problem, if that thank you was directed at me

 

no success phantom, ir wouldn't even start converting when i changed the framerate. I was putting all my hope into this last try

 

Can anyone post a url to a utility to fix frame rate that works under win 64bit? Haven't been able to find one yet that does that isn't expensive. Thanks.

 

unfortunately not too much software is actually 64bit compatible cause pretty much the only 2 systems i can think of that predominantly use it is linux and vista.

neither of which are very common (64bit editions anyway)

however i may be blowing all this out my ...
cause i might be wrong

so to keep it short, i dont know any

 

jeez, the movie file got corrupted when the framerate's been changed and its not working nemore