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Ellie Roos
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 Posted: Mon Jan 21, 2008 9:07 am Post subject: Video audio out of sync on some scenes |
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Sound ok on Moviemaker2 preview, out of sync on DVD.
Why? cut the scene, redragged it to the storyline...
sounds fine in preview. Burn it to DVD
sounds like "munchkins". Anybody have this problem? |
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skierhughes
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| Posted: Mon Jan 21, 2008 11:25 am Post subject: |
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What file types are you using?
What programme are you using to authro the dvd?
What programme are you using to burn the dvd?
What settings have you chosen for authoring the dvd? In particular the audio?
Have you checked to see if the dvd you are using is compatible with your dvd player?
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Ellie Roos
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| Posted: Tue Jan 22, 2008 7:12 am Post subject: |
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1 What file types are you using? - Sony camcorder tape video
What programme are you using to authro the dvd? Moviemaker 2
What programme are you using to burn the dvd? - Roxio creator-8
What settings have you chosen for authoring the dvd? In particular the audio? - Just the settings in Moviemaker2
Have you checked to see if
7 other video tapes that I have edited, (added music and titles)
and burned onto DVD have come out fine.
So it seems to be just those 2 scenes.
Could a bit of music during the title just before the scene, have anything to do with it?
If it is happening because of "dropped frames during the converting process, what can I do about that?
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skierhughes
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| Posted: Tue Jan 22, 2008 12:34 pm Post subject: |
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| Ellie Roos wrote: | 1 What file types are you using? - Sony camcorder tape video How are you getting these onto the computer? What settings in movie maker are you using? dv.avi via firewire, usb????
What programme are you using to authro the dvd? Moviemaker 2 Movie maker 2 does not have dvd authoring capabilities? Are you editing in MM2 and tehn outputting a file which you take into Roxio which does have authoring built in? If so, what type of file do you output?
What programme are you using to burn the dvd? - Roxio creator-8
What settings have you chosen for authoring the dvd? In particular the audio? - Just the settings in Moviemaker2 See above
Have you checked to see if
7 other video tapes that I have edited, (added music and titles)
and burned onto DVD have come out fine.
So it seems to be just those 2 scenes.
Could a bit of music during the title just before the scene, have anything to do with it?
You say your file types have come from a sony camcorder, so where has the music come from? What file type is this?
If it is happening because of "dropped frames during the converting process, what can I do about that? It is most unlikley you'll suffer dropped frames during converting as this process can go at whatever speed the computer can work at, so if it is busy doing other things it might take 6 hours, whereas if it isn't doing anything at all then it may take 2 hours.Thanks |
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Ellie Roos
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| Posted: Wed Jan 23, 2008 8:08 am Post subject: |
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Just let computer convert and burn one hour to 1/2 hr. video while I do other things, never do other things on computer when it is converting/burning.
Because I have the Roxio creator8 in my computer, the Moviemaker2 automatically open that when I click on "create video" after it has "saving your video for burning to a DVD". |
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skierhughes
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| Posted: Wed Jan 23, 2008 11:43 am Post subject: |
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Which operating system are you using?
The answers to all the other questions are?
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Ellie Roos
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| Posted: Thu Jan 24, 2008 8:54 pm Post subject: SOUND OUT OF SYNC W/VIDEO |
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HI SKIER
MY COMPUTER HAS WINDOW XP.
As I said the rest of the edited video sounds normal. It is just the 2 opening scenes that sound too fast, like munchkins.
I want people to hear what is being said on the video, so it is frustrating.
What cld cause this problem???
as I said, I cut the scenes, redragged them to the MM2 storyline, and they sounded normal in preview. thank you |
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skierhughes
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| Posted: Fri Jan 25, 2008 10:40 am Post subject: |
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Np XP I have ever seen has had teh dvd facility built in, only media centre edition.
And as for why it happens, I can try to tell you if you give me the info I ask for.
Graham
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