strange audio effect

[Jasbo]

I encoded Mission Impossible last night using GKnot. It is NTSC. I usually encode PAL dvd's but I got some NTSC DVD's from my sister in the states and don't have a whole lot of experience with them.

1 cd rip, divx3.11, 128kbit mp3: video looks great but after a few seconds the sound goes out of synch, I move ahead a few frames and the sound is back in synch for a few seconds then slowly goes back out of synch. Did I b0rk the fps settings? In the preview dvd2avi said FILM and fluctuated around 94% so I used Force Film. If this question is answered in a FAQ or guide I apologize but I can't find anything that addresses a synch problem quite like this. Could someone point me in the right direction?

Thanks in advance

[Taranli Maren]

This is normal when your computer isn't fast enough to handle the bitrate that you encoded at. try a lower video bitrate, or lower resolution.

[Jasbo]

ah, I am running an Athlon XP 1700, an Asus A7v 266e board, and 512 DDR. I don't think speed is the problem. I figured it out though. I had made two projects, one with force film and one without. I had muxed the wrong soundtrack with the video (more than one time....)

Thanks for the reply but this time the problem was sitting in front of the pc.. : )

[Selur]

U may try the Audio=>Audio interleaving features of Virtual Dub or nanDub to get the sound synch again ;)

Coudl also be a player problem,.. try e.g. The Playa or Bsplayer.

Cu Selur