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Videora iPod converter: Sound not in synch help

higster · 2006-10-27 15:35:15

Hi, I've converted some vids (~1hr long) into MP4 so can view on IPOD 5g (for travel on plane) but after about 20mins sound goes out of synch with video and progressively gets worse with time to a point where is unwatchable. Am I potentially using wrong settings and/or has anyone else has had this problem and found a fix?…

27-10-2006 3:35pm

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higster

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Hi,

I've converted some vids (~1hr long) into MP4 so can view on IPOD 5g (for travel on plane) but after about 20mins sound goes out of synch with video and progressively gets worse with time to a point where is unwatchable. Am I potentially using wrong settings and/or has anyone else has had this problem and found a fix?

Thanks.

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#2 27-10-2006 4:54pm

tywy

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normally the problem with sound going out of sync is to do with the sound being VBR (Variable Bitrate). So I guess you could try getting a program like Dr. DivX and converting the video to have CBR (Constant Bitrate) sound, then convert using Videora.

I'm not sure though. I just know I had that problem before but that was when I was putting avi files on DVD to play on a DVD player

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