Ps: i just did another file, and checked it onto 'put on two disks' and i do not have the problem (doing that did not change the problem on the other film). Well, i did, (i was previously using shareware AVI2DVD, same problem). Got this program because some people said who were having this sync problem with other programs were suggesting to get this one (AVS). I have the Burn To: pulldown set at 'DVD NTSC Good Quality 90/162 min' which gives the following reading in the 'advanced' button:īitrate: 256kbps-224kbps (indicating input and output)įormat: MPEG Layer 3 codex-MP?EG-1 Layer 2Ĭompression: Xvid MPEG 4Codec -MPEG2 video

Output file: directed to same folder, plenty of headroom on hdīurn to: DVD Standard Play NTSC (to test, i have also tried other NTSC settings, same result, but to note the lip sync problem is in the converted file, not in the burn).

Am i not setting something properly (there are not a lot of adjustments the program lets you make, but here they are:īutton is pushed to: To DVD (icon as well) The lip sync problem show up even in the preview box. When I use AVS Video Converter to convert my avi file to dvd, there is always a problem with syncing the sound with video (lips and voice are off, sometimes slightly, in some avi movies, it is really bad). I am sooooo new at this, this is the first conversion i am doing (i have avi files i want to send my mother to watch on her tv i watch them on the computer using avi files and VLC.

Use avs video converter to offset sound