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I have a program I recorded off my PVR, converted to divx using StaxRip and burned to a DVD using DVDStyler, DVDFlick & ISOMaster (I converted the vob files from DVDStyler to an ISO using AShampoo) i.e. I burned 3 separate disks to see if the dvd burning software is causing the problem I'm experiencing. The program is 1 of 4 on the DVD. It runs about 44 minutes and runs perfectly for the 1st 22 minutes or so. Then the audio gets ahead of the video.
I can rip the DVDs (all 3) back to my computer & convert back to .avi and all plays fine there. I can stick the original .divx file or the ripped-from-dvd-converted-back-to-avi files on a thumb drive & plug that into my DVD player and all play fine. I've played 100s of video DVDs made with DVDStyler and DVDFlick and this is the 1st instance where an a/v synch problem popped up 1/2 way through a video. If a/v is out of synch from the start, I can solve that but when its out of synch for only the 2nd half, I'm clueless.
Any suggestions on what I should be looking at to debug this problem?
The output DVD is going to someone else & their DVD player has no USB port nor do I know for certain if it can play an avi file written as a data file onto a dvd disk.
In advance, thanks for any guidance anyone can provide!
I can rip the DVDs (all 3) back to my computer & convert back to .avi and all plays fine there. I can stick the original .divx file or the ripped-from-dvd-converted-back-to-avi files on a thumb drive & plug that into my DVD player and all play fine. I've played 100s of video DVDs made with DVDStyler and DVDFlick and this is the 1st instance where an a/v synch problem popped up 1/2 way through a video. If a/v is out of synch from the start, I can solve that but when its out of synch for only the 2nd half, I'm clueless.
Any suggestions on what I should be looking at to debug this problem?
The output DVD is going to someone else & their DVD player has no USB port nor do I know for certain if it can play an avi file written as a data file onto a dvd disk.
In advance, thanks for any guidance anyone can provide!