DivX to Mpg2, audio moving slighty out of sync

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Hi all

Using TMPGEnc, to make a DVD capable mpg2 file, my audio moves put of sync
I am now encoding using a wave file extarcted with VirtualDub, but my first
short test still shows the problem

Is it difficult to fix this, or to re-align the audio after t has been
encoded?

Perhaps VirtualDub can correct this?

I am familiar with encoding, in as far as capture from TV/VCR and my DV
camera to DVD's, but this is my first go at trying to make a DVD from a good
quality Divx file, so not too complex please, I am no doubt not up to your
level

Cheers

Tony

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goto vcdhelp.com the answer is there.........its something to do with
converting a 44.1 to 48khz


"Tony" <tdale@xtra.co.nz> wrote in message
news:EW4Ec.5152$LT3.202776@news.xtra.co.nz...
> Hi all
>
> Using TMPGEnc, to make a DVD capable mpg2 file, my audio moves put of sync
> I am now encoding using a wave file extarcted with VirtualDub, but my
first
> short test still shows the problem
>
> Is it difficult to fix this, or to re-align the audio after t has been
> encoded?
>
> Perhaps VirtualDub can correct this?
>
> I am familiar with encoding, in as far as capture from TV/VCR and my DV
> camera to DVD's, but this is my first go at trying to make a DVD from a
good
> quality Divx file, so not too complex please, I am no doubt not up to your
> level
>
> Cheers
>
> Tony
>
>