I have been using it for about a month or so, and I am curious, it might not be the program but I was wondering, how much does your computer setup factor into converting and burning a movie. I was trying to use my laptop to convert and burn DVD's while playing WoW and stuff, but I have noticed that all the discs that I have burned with my laptop, the movies audio is out of sync with the images on the screen, at first it was maybe just a hair off, but one I just burned today, it is like minutes off. I was thinking that maybe the processor speed, memory and maybe video card might be the problem, because the discs that I have burned on my desktop have all come out damn near perfect. Anyone have any ideas about this? Specs for my laptop is: HP Pavillion zv5000 AMD64 3500+ 512mb PC2700 RAM Nvidia GO MX400 vid 64mb WD 100gb ATA 133 HD NEC DVD+-RW ND6450A Specs for my desktop is: AMD64 3500+ 1gb PC 3200 RAM Radeon X800 256mb RAM 200gb SATA Maxtor NEC DVD+-RW ND3520A Any suggestions would be great
Slow cpu speed does sometimes result in sync. problem. So it's not advisable to multitask while encoding with VSO.
That's not it, I only run a convert/burn by itself, with no other program running in the background, so it has 100% access to the cpu.
