Xvid Problem... Skipping, No Sync, distorted image

[duke911]

Hi everybody.. :)
I have some avi files on my HDD and I have been trying to play'em but with no luck..:cry2:
When I start WMP, VLC, Real Player... you name it... the video starts and I can see every thing but no sync between video & sound.. about 0.5 sec delay..
and after about 20 secs.. the video starts skipping, and sound is absent for some time and i get distorted images...:mad2:

I tried every thing said in the sticky
http://forum.digital-digest.com/showthread.php?t=15326
as well as many other things I saw in the internet...
I tried differt codec packs... some of them made weird problems (Cole2k Media - Codec Pack V5.57 Standard)... but it's gone now...

My spec.
CPU: Intet p4 2.8 GH
RAM: 1GB
GPU: GeForce FX 5200 : 128MB
HDD: 40 GB
soundCard: imbeded

Win Xp Pro SP2
WMP 10
Real Player 10.5
VLC 0.8.5
TCPMP

and here are some screen shots:

1. AVICodec:
http://img89.imageshack.us/img89/5898/2mz5.jpg

2. Gspot

http://img89.imageshack.us/img89/4440/4ip5.jpg


3. and when I first tried NANDUB... i got this message:
http://img89.imageshack.us/img89/2241/3uu8.jpg

so i downloaded Xvid codec from the website in the sticky i have menstion before... and i got to load the file.. but i cant play it right... when i try to play with NANDUB i can hear sound only.. then the skipping starts all over again...
here are the avi info
http://img92.imageshack.us/img92/3972/5jz9.jpg


so....
can you help me out here :please:.. this thing is driving me nutts
I really appreciate your help
TIA

[NightTran]

try the classic

[anonymez]

the sync issue is a problem with the file itself-- you can either correct (add delay) with virtualdub, or set delay in your player, VLC and MPC are both capable of that

[duke911]

guys... the problem is not only sound sync.. the sound stays out of sync for 20 sec or so.. then the whole video starts to skipp, and i get distorted video :smashead:

any help??!! :)

[anonymez]

the files are corrupt, nothing you can do about it except maybe run them through divfix or virtualdub to remove bad frames