Can someone help me converting this divx file

[zoltar]

Hi ive converted at least 15 divx files to dvd-r with chickenmans tutorial http://www.cdrbase.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=25572
But this latest movie inspector gadget 2 im doing keeps getting out of sinc by about 3 seconds with the picture,ive dont it twise now and each time it does the same,every othe movie ive done before have turned out perfect,so does anyone know what the problem might be,heres the properties of the divx file.i put it in a jpeg.

 

[The-poacher]

23 frames a second is just under NTSC fps it may be a corrupt file
I'm sure if any thing can be done the CM will be able to help!!

 

[daveml]

is it out all the way thu?

 

[zoltar]

Yeh the sound is out of sinc from start to finish it doesnt make any sense because you look at the properties of the divx file of 8 mile and they look the same as the inspecter gadget 2 im having trouble with but 8 mile turned out perfect with no sinc problem at all so i cant see the problem,heres the 8 mile divx properties

 

[daveml]

u did remember to use the pulldown encoded video?

 

[bertieg]

Have you checked the time length of both files to see they are the same.Also if you author with dvdmaestro you can off set the audio to compensate for any audio sync being out.

 

[zoltar]

Yeh im not shore how to use mastro im used of using spruseup,but i loaded the two files in mastro and im not shore where to go from there that program is hard to work out how do i authter a dvd in that program,i notest that mastro said the sound was 1 second behind the picture have a look in the pic

 

[ChickenMan]

The time lengths show in Maestro is quite common and that 1 sec difference is NOT the cause of your sync problems. Selecting the "Create sync Audio track" will also not fix your problem.

Author it in Maestro, does it have the same sync problem as with SpruceUp? If audio preceeds video, then you just simply slide the audio bar 3 sec to the right to delay it. Click the + sign in the Mode area to zoom in on the time line to see how much to slide the audio.

If the audio is trailing the Video, I would suggest you convert your *.mp2 file to an *.ac3 file (with BeSweet or AC3 Machine) and then use AC3 Delay Corrector (from doom9.net download section) to offset the audio. Then author this new file and it will then be in sync.