After copying Mini DV to computer to DVD?

[InvidWarrior]

If anyone can help me out here I appreciate any info,
the system I'm running is:
O/S: Windows XP - SP1
CPU: AMD Athlon XP 2200+
Memory: 768Megs DDR Ram
HD: 80gig WD & 160gig Maxtor (Partitioned 80-80)
CD-rom Drives: NEC NC-1300A DVD 4x Burner
LG 52x24x52/16x CD Burner/DVD Reader Combo

The software i've tried to use is TMPEGEncoder Plus 2.5 & Power VCR II
I get the files to burn to dvd as it supposed to but I find out that after awhile it starts to get behind in the sound by 4 seconds but i thought it was the files but it isn't. The orginal files are picture clear and the sound is right on all the way... I want to be able to burn them but do I have to get another MB as I don't have Hyper-Transport, which Adobe Premiere I read needs that technology to run it, (or the Hyper-Thread for the Intel)...

[atifsh]

one question what did u do with power vcr2?
if ur capturing with it does it supports capturing as DV-AVI?

The orginal files are picture clear and the sound is right on all the way..

what filetype is this?

[InvidWarrior]

After copying Mini DV to computer to DVD?

What i have tried with P-VCR II, DVD NTSC, DV NTSC Excellent, VCD NTSC
for converting them. Still had that problem. The files i have on my system are mpg-2 format with a size of 720x480. I didn't see any info stating being able to capture DV to AVI unless I'm going to have to re-copy the files to the HD and check.

[atifsh]

ok u need to re-capture ur footage using windv http://windv.mourek.cz/download/WinDV-1.2.3.zip
after completing ull have a dv-avi file which would be 13gb in size for 1 hr video.
now open that file in TMPGEnc and make a DVD compliant mpeg2 file. hope it will solve ur sync problem.