audio and video don't match

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I am a novice at this. I have a Sony TRV-38 that takes very nice looking
video, and I'd like to burn what is on the camcorder to a DVD. I am using
Studio 9 Plus. It seems to capture alright, with 0 dropped frames. However
when I play it back the audio does not alway match the video. Sometimes yes,
a lot of times no. I'm using the Full DVD setting, which gives me an AVI
file. I tried using the MPEG setting... but that was even worse out of
sync. I'm willing to do what ever research I need to do, but can someone
point me into the right direction? I'm not highly tecnical but I'm
persistant. I haven't a clue as to what I am doing wrong and what I need to
correct. Would this be a codex problem or hardware... or different settings
(whatever they would be) or WHAT???? My computer is OK I think... getting
somewhat geriatric, but not ready for retirement yet. Help???

Sandra

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Thank-you, this looks interesting. I will definately try it. Oddly enough
I tried capturing using Roxio Easy Media 7.5 and I had no mismatch between
audio and video. Yet... I did before. Is this another case of random
grimlins in the computer? Thank-you so much for suggesting something that
might help!!!! Truthfully... should I recommend you if I do buy it???

Sandra


"Grinder" <grinder@no.spam.maam.com> wrote in message
news:muqYe.395434$xm3.106691@attbi_s21...
> Sandra Beach wrote:
>> I am a novice at this. I have a Sony TRV-38 that takes very nice looking
>> video, and I'd like to burn what is on the camcorder to a DVD. I am
>> using Studio 9 Plus. It seems to capture alright, with 0 dropped frames.
>> However when I play it back the audio does not alway match the video.
>> Sometimes yes, a lot of times no. I'm using the Full DVD setting, which
>> gives me an AVI file. I tried using the MPEG setting... but that was
>> even worse out of sync. I'm willing to do what ever research I need to
>> do, but can someone point me into the right direction? I'm not highly
>> tecnical but I'm persistant. I haven't a clue as to what I am doing wrong
>> and what I need to correct. Would this be a codex problem or hardware...
>> or different settings (whatever they would be) or WHAT???? My computer is
>> OK I think... getting somewhat geriatric, but not ready for retirement
>> yet. Help???
>
> I've had the exact same problem, as have many. There is apparently a
> mismatch that can happen between the audio and video stream, that many
> video editors cannot/will not correct.
>
> VideoReDo, however, does. Check out their trial as www.videoredo.com, and
> see if it solves your problem. If it does, and you buy a license, tell
> them they should give me a competitive upgrade deal so that I can feel
> like I didn't entirely waste my money on TMPEGEnc MPEG Editor.
>

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"Grinder" wrote ...
> Sandra Beach wrote:
>> I am a novice at this. I have a Sony TRV-38 that takes very nice
>> looking video, and I'd like to burn what is on the camcorder to a
>> DVD. I am using Studio 9 Plus. It seems to capture alright, with 0
>> dropped frames. However when I play it back the audio does not alway
>> match the video. Sometimes yes, a lot of times no. I'm using the Full
>> DVD setting, which gives me an AVI file. I tried using the MPEG
>> setting... but that was even worse out of sync. I'm willing to do
>> what ever research I need to do, but can someone point me into the
>> right direction? I'm not highly tecnical but I'm persistant. I
>> haven't a clue as to what I am doing wrong and what I need to
>> correct. Would this be a codex problem or hardware... or different
>> settings (whatever they would be) or WHAT???? My computer is OK I
>> think... getting somewhat geriatric, but not ready for retirement
>> yet. Help???
>
> I've had the exact same problem, as have many. There is apparently a
> mismatch that can happen between the audio and video stream, that many
> video editors cannot/will not correct.
>
> VideoReDo, however, does. Check out their trial as www.videoredo.com,
> and see if it solves your problem. If it does, and you buy a license,
> tell them they should give me a competitive upgrade deal so that I can
> feel like I didn't entirely waste my money on TMPEGEnc MPEG Editor.

VideoReDo won't help when working with AVI files. It
appears to be dedicated to MPEG only.

I found it to have a clunky user interface, and it would not
do what I needed to do. Dunno what the big buzz is about
that program.
>

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On Thu, 22 Sep 2005 05:38:00 -0500, "Sandra Beach" <sbea@rrv.net>
wrote:

>Thank-you, this looks interesting. I will definately try it. Oddly enough
>I tried capturing using Roxio Easy Media 7.5 and I had no mismatch between
>audio and video. Yet... I did before. Is this another case of random
>grimlins in the computer? Thank-you so much for suggesting something that
>might help!!!! Truthfully... should I recommend you if I do buy it???
>
>Sandra
>
>
>"Grinder" <grinder@no.spam.maam.com> wrote in message
>news:muqYe.395434$xm3.106691@attbi_s21...
>> Sandra Beach wrote:
>>> I am a novice at this. I have a Sony TRV-38 that takes very nice looking
>>> video, and I'd like to burn what is on the camcorder to a DVD. I am
>>> using Studio 9 Plus. It seems to capture alright, with 0 dropped frames.
>>> However when I play it back the audio does not alway match the video.
>>> Sometimes yes, a lot of times no. I'm using the Full DVD setting, which
>>> gives me an AVI file. I tried using the MPEG setting... but that was
>>> even worse out of sync. I'm willing to do what ever research I need to
>>> do, but can someone point me into the right direction? I'm not highly
>>> tecnical but I'm persistant. I haven't a clue as to what I am doing wrong
>>> and what I need to correct. Would this be a codex problem or hardware...
>>> or different settings (whatever they would be) or WHAT???? My computer is
>>> OK I think... getting somewhat geriatric, but not ready for retirement
>>> yet. Help???
>>
>> I've had the exact same problem, as have many. There is apparently a
>> mismatch that can happen between the audio and video stream, that many
>> video editors cannot/will not correct.
>>
>> VideoReDo, however, does. Check out their trial as www.videoredo.com, and
>> see if it solves your problem. If it does, and you buy a license, tell
>> them they should give me a competitive upgrade deal so that I can feel
>> like I didn't entirely waste my money on TMPEGEnc MPEG Editor.
>>
>
>You might try the Roxio support group
http://boards.support.roxio.com/roxio?category.id=700
usually very helpful
dave