Audio Problem in VirtualDub

[humet]

Hi,

I have an AVI and in VirtualDub it says the audio has a slower framerate than the video, this means that the audio is shorter than the video. Which leads to the sounds not being in sync when I convert it to DVD-R. The sound is perfectly in sync in the AVI.

What shall I do?

Thanks for any help.

humet

[KpeX]

How did you encode the avi file?

As this isn't really audio related, I'll move it to Vdub.

[humet]

I didn't encode it, I downloaded it from a website. I think it is a legal file, it isn't a movie or anything, just a compilation of clips of extreme sports which i am using for my college assignment.

thanks

[echooff]

Did you try the frame rate conversion option in besweet. If that doesn't work the only other option I know is time stretching. Although there may be other ways I sit in blissful ignorance of them.

[humet]

The framerate conversion in BeSweet takes too long to do unconventional framerates (e.g 24056fps > 25000fps). So the other option is time stretching, which software is the best to use?

thanks

humet

[echooff]

I use Cool Edit Pro because thats what I own. I suggested this to someone in the forum and he stated FlexiMusic WaveEditor is perfect.