The steps that I used are directly from here (it’s a google cache, towards the buttom of the page). I thought I had it fixed when I came across a step-by-step guide on the web that explains how to use VirtualDub to extract the sound out of an AVI to a WAV file, and then add it back to the AVI in uncompressed form. I would like to continue to use Nero (more precisely NeroVision) to create DVDs, but I can’t seem to get it to behave correctly. This would explain why on some of my DVDs the sync is fine - presumably it’s only fine for those AVI’s that use constant bit rate sound. Now, I have done quite a lot of research on this, and am fairly sure that the problem is due to some AVI’s using variable bit rate MP3 sound. The original AVI file plays fine on the PC.
The problem is that for some of the AVI files, the audio is out of sync with the video when the DVD is played on the stand-alone player.
I fairly regularly use Nero 6 to create DVDs, from AVI files, that can be played in a stand-alone DVD player. I’ve been trying for ages to solve this problem, and would appreciate any advice.
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