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Thread ID: 97453	2009-02-16 21:17:00	Audio/ Visual out of sync when use WMP 11	gza (13233)	PC World Chat

Post ID	Timestamp	Content	User
748427	2009-02-16 21:17:00	I have used CXD3 to encode some .mpg music clips to DVD PAL format and burned the Video_TS folder to TDK DVD-R 4.7GB at x4.0 speed with DVD set to use 4,300MB. I encoded to DVD PAL because I wanted to create/have an on-screen menu and couldn't get one unless I encoded and created one with the CXD software. Other wise I wouldhave simply sent the .mpg's to DVD media disc as they are. They play in anything. Out come is this: both of the products, ie. the CXD folder containing the VTS output and the burned DVD will play fine in stand-alone player, VLC, Nero ShowTime4, WinAmp5...anything...other than WMP 11. The sound is out of sync with the visual, behind by 1 second minimum, from the start to finish. Only WMP 11 does this. The source files are not faulty and nor are the CXD Encoded VOBs. Any ideas on the possible cause of this? Compaq Presario S3010AN WXP Pro SP3 250W Bestec PSU FIC KM266 Mobo AMD Athlon XP2000+ 1.67GHz 1.5GB DDR 333 PC2700 RAM WD 80GB IDE ATA Master HDD, 30 GB Quantum IDE ATA Slave, 500GB Seagate External Asus DRW 1814BL Multi DL QuieTrack Radeon 9000S Graphics	gza (13233)
748428	2009-02-16 21:40:00	I have to go to town and can't reply immediately. I will be back at 1.30pm today.	gza (13233)
748429	2009-02-17 08:02:00	Well I'll be a monkey's antecedent! Problem solved, I've discovered the Missing Link. Mucking about with computer and decided to change the display settings because some windows were slightly larger than monitor screen (17inch). The resolution settings were 1024x768 pixels and I altered them to 1152x864 pixels. All good Couple hours later I decided to play one of the CXD made folders and realised that audio/visual was in sync. So I tried another CXD folder, all good. Next I tried one of the burned DVD discs. Sweet as. So are the other two discs. Something I haven't seen for a long time popped up on screen shortly I inserted the DVD disc into the optical drive: a window with drop-down choices of what I would like to do. Highlighted was 'Play DVD with Windows Media Player': clicked OK and there was an in-sync A?V display. It hasn't faulted yet. I hadn't seen that window of choices for quite some time and only a few days ago wondered about it. Looks like its come out of retirement. Hmmmm....now why would a screen resolution effect those problems that I was having with WMP? Ya wouldn't Adam and Eve it but I can't see any other option than to have to do so, for now. :banana	gza (13233)
748430	2009-02-18 04:59:00	A bit blatant, even for a spammer.	R2x1 (4628)
748431	2009-02-18 08:49:00	Ah - the Spam is gone just like a breath of fresh air carried it away :)	R2x1 (4628)
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