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Posted by howldog on 09/15/05 18:09
On Thu, 15 Sep 2005 17:02:29 GMT, spam@uce.gov (Bob) wrote:
>On Thu, 15 Sep 2005 12:20:13 -0400, howldog
><edwardapplejacksmith@yahoo.com> wrote:
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>>As with lots of software of this type,
>>it seems to have audio out of sync issues.
>
>Crap. Why is that? It must be the codecs because the audio is sync'd
>in Preview. And it is much better if you render with "Two Pass" on.
pardon my confusion, are you talking about Pinnacle Studio here, or
something else? I'm not sure i know what Two Pass is, or if Pinnacle
even has it.
I'm pretty much a newbie to all this stuff, but after ripping my first
DVD from an old movie on VHS, and finding audio out of sync issues, i
did a lot of research on the web and found people all over the place,
all complaining about the same problems, using all kinds of different
software. The "fixes" ranged from turning all running process OFF on
the computer except Explorer and the movie program, which I found odd,
because i have a custom built PC with 2 250 gig drives and lots of
free space, 64 bit processor with nice board, and 2 gigs of ram. I
thought that would be enough space and memory/power. Other fixes were
complex detailed instructions of adding or deleting frames. Probably
not complex to someone who does this all the time, but to the
novice....
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>>>The version I am using rips DVDs to mpg files.
>
>>how bout that, your moviemaker rips DVDs to mpg? I cant get mine to do
>>that. I wonder if i need to "upgrade" it.
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>If you look in the Capture directory you should see MPGs. Also
>right-click on the menus and choose the entry that gives information
>about the files used. They should be MPGs
i'll look, thanks
>
>The latest MF4 patch is on the Ulead website. It was put there very
>recently. It did not fix the audio sync problem.
I also read that Pinnacle's newest patch "resolved certain audio out
of sync inssues" as well. Heh. Yeah sure.
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