sound and video are not synchronous

[Gehenna]

He is asking how you actually got the episodes onto your hard drive (in what mode did you rip?)

If you rip in IFO mode in DVDD,you can normally just select EACH episode in turn,giving you complete episodes each time

[manono]

Up at the top of DVD Decrypter. Thanks, Gehenna.

[the_observer]

Being a moderator in another forum i can really bear with you when not having good explanations from the newbbie about his problem. So please forgive me for not explaining right to you.

Well i put the dvd inside.
I just select as input file the IFO from the dvd.
There are 2 *.IFO files.

When i import the one i get a parse error.
So i use the other and it asks me which pgc i want.
The one PGC is about 3 hours (probably the episode)
The other is about eleven minutes (probably the intro)

So i choose the 3 hours pgc.
After it finishes the job i view the newly created avi and as i said to previous message everything is going allright until at about 3/4 of the newlly crated avi the audio problem starts.

I hope i explained better this time...

Thank you for reading this...

[CWR03]

I just select as input file the IFO from the dvd.
In what program? DVD Decrypter oe AutoGK? AutoGK does not support individual episode ripping. In order to do this you need to download and install DVD Decrypter and use IFO mode, then you should be able to select and rip each episode one at a time from a list on the top right side. This is a separate process done before opening AutoGK.

[the_observer]

K mates,

i will try what you tell me.
I will first rip with dvd decrypter and then use autogk

Thx 4 your answers...