Using a Creative VideoBlaster MovieMaker, I have captured old PAL VHS video at 352x480, 25fps, 6Mbits/sec. Audio is 192 kbits/sec, 44.1 kHz. The capture encodes directly to MPEG-2.
I put the captured file on the Vegas (4.0c) timeline, and cut out some unwanted sections. The edited video plays just fine in Vegas.
I then rendered the project for use in a DVD, using the DVD Architect template for PAL. The audio was rendered separately as AC3.
When I pull the the resulting files into DVD Architect, the audio loses sychronization, until it is about two seconds behind the video. This is apparent in both the preview on the computer, and the burned DVD played on a standalone player.
I have tried rendering an MPEG-2 with sound and video together, but the result is the same. I have also tried PCM audio. If only a small section is rendered from the end of the project, the audio is in sync!
This issue has been discussed quite a bit on these forums, but I have not found a clear solution. So here's a hope that someone has found a solution?
I put the captured file on the Vegas (4.0c) timeline, and cut out some unwanted sections. The edited video plays just fine in Vegas.
I then rendered the project for use in a DVD, using the DVD Architect template for PAL. The audio was rendered separately as AC3.
When I pull the the resulting files into DVD Architect, the audio loses sychronization, until it is about two seconds behind the video. This is apparent in both the preview on the computer, and the burned DVD played on a standalone player.
I have tried rendering an MPEG-2 with sound and video together, but the result is the same. I have also tried PCM audio. If only a small section is rendered from the end of the project, the audio is in sync!
This issue has been discussed quite a bit on these forums, but I have not found a clear solution. So here's a hope that someone has found a solution?