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I have used all sorts of media converters and specifically I need those which convert AVI to MPEG-1 or VCD. However, every one that I have used converts the files fine but then when you play the file back in the converted format (in this case MPEG-1/VCD), the sound is delayed.
For instance a persons mouth moves on the video and then about two seconds later, the sound is heard.
Any suggestions? Can this be prevented in any way? Is there a program which doesn't make this happen?
For instance a persons mouth moves on the video and then about two seconds later, the sound is heard.
Any suggestions? Can this be prevented in any way? Is there a program which doesn't make this happen?
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I have used all sorts of media converters and specifically I need those which convert AVI to MPEG-1 or VCD. However, every one that I have used converts the files fine but then when you play the file back in the converted format (in this case MPEG-1/VCD), the sound is delayed.
For instance a persons mouth moves on the video and then about two seconds later, the sound is heard.
Any suggestions? Can this be prevented in any way? Is there a program which doesn't make this happen?
For instance a persons mouth moves on the video and then about two seconds later, the sound is heard.
Any suggestions? Can this be prevented in any way? Is there a program which doesn't make this happen?
I take it no one knows n e thing about media conversion then???
a sure-fire way to stop this happening is to stop being tight and just BUY THE DAMN MOVIE!!!!
... movies on sale don't really come as avi's I believe.
One thing I can suggest is to look into some Video Editing software, as they allow for inporting of various video file formats, and publishing into MPEG files.
They generally are very good at keeping the sound/visual in tact, yet allow you to alter this should they become seperated.
You also have the advantage ov being able to edit out parts you'd prefer weren't there.
One thing I can suggest is to look into some Video Editing software, as they allow for inporting of various video file formats, and publishing into MPEG files.
They generally are very good at keeping the sound/visual in tact, yet allow you to alter this should they become seperated.
You also have the advantage ov being able to edit out parts you'd prefer weren't there.
Video editing software...ok...names? wot programs..n e suggestions?
Please help...rather urgent!
Thanks peps!
Please help...rather urgent!
Thanks peps!
try download.com for things like 'Ulead'
Thanks a lot. I will post more in this space if i get stuck...
secret_squirrel™ wrote:
> I have used all sorts of media converters and specifically I need
> those which convert AVI to MPEG-1 or VCD.
This is meaningless as AVI is a container, not a codec.
Anyway, you're talking about sync loss. Warez like Nandub will allow you to offset audio.
DVDs aren't distributed as AVI, but they are MPEG-2 files which, once DeCSS'd, you can plonk in an AVI if you feel like having 6 gigs or so of wasted space.
> I have used all sorts of media converters and specifically I need
> those which convert AVI to MPEG-1 or VCD.
This is meaningless as AVI is a container, not a codec.
Anyway, you're talking about sync loss. Warez like Nandub will allow you to offset audio.
DVDs aren't distributed as AVI, but they are MPEG-2 files which, once DeCSS'd, you can plonk in an AVI if you feel like having 6 gigs or so of wasted space.
Where wud I find this Nandub?
google?!
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