file recorded to DVD with MPEG audio played fine, but when I edited
or joined two video files together and then recorded to DVD with MPEG audio, I got an audio sync shift starting at the point where the two files joined; it was a fixed shift amount, not a progressive amount.
The fix was to record to the DVD with LPCM audio instead (what the vast majority of DVD players require anyhow). No more audio sync shift; the resultant DVD played fine. MF4 handled changing the MPEG audio of the source files to LPCM during DVD recording without a hitch. I don't know
if recording DVDs with LPCM will fix everyone's audio sync problem, but
it took care of mine. The ADs unit captures ONLY in MPEG audio, not LPCM, so it must be converted to LPCM during the final DVD recording process when using MF4.
But, MF4 still should be able to handle multiple joined files and record DVD MPEG audio from MPEG audio, so it definitely has a bug or two. I've already talked to Ulead tech supt. about this.
Otherwise, I'm very happy
with MF4, so far.Hope this helps.
Emery