Hi !
I have downloaded the trial of DVD MovieFactory 5 and now i have the following problem:
I have recorded files (Mpeg2 recorded from my TV Card) and i want to convert them to DVDs.
If I do this with MovieFactory, the sound has a delay of about one second.
Anyone got a idea how I can fix that?
The program is really interesting to me, but its useless with this bug.
Yours Bjoern
P.S.: I searched for this issue already, but didnt find the answer yet.
If i overlooked it, Im sorry for that and it would be nice to post the link.
Sound delay on DVD
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heinz-oz
Just by typing "OOS", out of sync in plain english but I used this acronym, I got a three page return. Makes for interesting reading.
I have a basic understanding of the greek language. However, more often than not, when talking with ethnic greeks, I only understand half of what they say. Must be a bug in their language.
Just because you get OOS issues when editing a distribution format (mpeg2) does not indicate a bug, even though it is reproduceable. It's a shortcoming of the format not the program.
If you need to work with mpeg2 at low bitrates, get yourself a dedicated mpeg editor like Womble. I'm sure you will find the link to it if you start reading the numerous post on OOS problems with mpeg files.
I have a basic understanding of the greek language. However, more often than not, when talking with ethnic greeks, I only understand half of what they say. Must be a bug in their language.
Just because you get OOS issues when editing a distribution format (mpeg2) does not indicate a bug, even though it is reproduceable. It's a shortcoming of the format not the program.
If you need to work with mpeg2 at low bitrates, get yourself a dedicated mpeg editor like Womble. I'm sure you will find the link to it if you start reading the numerous post on OOS problems with mpeg files.
Personally, I wouldn't let Ulead off so easily... There is nothing in the manual that says MPEG editing is not supported, nor is there a warning in the manual or in the program that says you might have problems. It just goes-along and makes a defective DVD (or it crashes).Just because you get OOS issues when editing a distribution format (mpeg2) does not indicate a bug, even though it is reproduceable.
I'm hopeful that when Corel takes-over Ulead, they will give some attention to some of these on-going issues...
[size=92][i]Head over heels,
No time to think.
It's like the whole world's
Out of... sync.[/i]
- Head Over Heels, The Go-Gos.[/size]
No time to think.
It's like the whole world's
Out of... sync.[/i]
- Head Over Heels, The Go-Gos.[/size]
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heinz-oz
I'm not letting off ULEAD that easily but it is a known fact that lots of people get OOS problems when editing low bitrate mpeg2.Personally, I wouldn't let Ulead off so easily...
In the absence of a fix from Ulead, I'm advising the OP of that fact.
I'm glad you expect things to change for the better when Corel take over. I doubt that very much judging by my own experiences with Corel in the past.
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chelli
Dumb question!
What is the recommended bitrate or simplified, is mp2, mp3, wav or what best for adding audio to a dvd? I think I will be using 41000sampling stereo 16bit, is this sufficient or should I go better? I am clueless here for this project, any words of advice will help!