pellets
26th February 2006, 20:56
The subject says it all.
Whenever i try to convert xvid-files to dvd i end up with choppy sound,
when playing the dvd on my standalone dvd-player.
The xvid-files in question has got the following spesifications:
Framerate: 23.976 ( the one of the two types of ntsc-format that is
not "normal" )
Audio: 48000Hz 198 kb/s total (2 chnls) LAME3.96rà Mp3
Anyone know how i in the easiest and best way manage to get audio and
video up to sync ?
When i tried to load the xvid-avi file in Tmpgenc Express the program
freezes.
I have also tried several one-click program in order to solve the
problem, without any success.
When i try to load the file in Avi2Dvd i get an "accesserror 00000000
in module 000000000"
When i use Super Dvd Creator 9.0 i get sync problems
When i use VSO ConvertX to Dvd i get sync problems also.
I also tried to open the file in Virtual Dub ( the file is approx 350
mb ), and save it once more, but then i have to abort, since the output
file exeeds more than 20 Gb !!!!! and i dont have any more space in
this partition. Anyways..never used virtueal dub before either so...
But, i REALLY appreciate a nice walk-through on how to solve this
problem, since its been annoying me for such a long time.
Would surely appreciate it.
Best regards
Whenever i try to convert xvid-files to dvd i end up with choppy sound,
when playing the dvd on my standalone dvd-player.
The xvid-files in question has got the following spesifications:
Framerate: 23.976 ( the one of the two types of ntsc-format that is
not "normal" )
Audio: 48000Hz 198 kb/s total (2 chnls) LAME3.96rà Mp3
Anyone know how i in the easiest and best way manage to get audio and
video up to sync ?
When i tried to load the xvid-avi file in Tmpgenc Express the program
freezes.
I have also tried several one-click program in order to solve the
problem, without any success.
When i try to load the file in Avi2Dvd i get an "accesserror 00000000
in module 000000000"
When i use Super Dvd Creator 9.0 i get sync problems
When i use VSO ConvertX to Dvd i get sync problems also.
I also tried to open the file in Virtual Dub ( the file is approx 350
mb ), and save it once more, but then i have to abort, since the output
file exeeds more than 20 Gb !!!!! and i dont have any more space in
this partition. Anyways..never used virtueal dub before either so...
But, i REALLY appreciate a nice walk-through on how to solve this
problem, since its been annoying me for such a long time.
Would surely appreciate it.
Best regards