I think I accidentally found a way to get the audio and video out of sync with DVDA3.
I burned a DVD and at about three-quarters of the way the audio suddenly was behind the video by about 4 seconds. Most disconcerting - thought it was a ripple issue.
About that point in time, in the burn, I opened up Firefox and XP did the attack the page file thing where the Firefox window was partly painted for about 4-5 seconds while XP paged madly. The page file is on a different disk from the prepare folder and the box has 1gig of memory on it. I think it is just an “XP thing”. All the other DVD’s I burned of the same project were fine. Live and learn.
Perhaps this explains some of the occasional comments about audio out of sync on a burned DVD.
Larry
I burned a DVD and at about three-quarters of the way the audio suddenly was behind the video by about 4 seconds. Most disconcerting - thought it was a ripple issue.
About that point in time, in the burn, I opened up Firefox and XP did the attack the page file thing where the Firefox window was partly painted for about 4-5 seconds while XP paged madly. The page file is on a different disk from the prepare folder and the box has 1gig of memory on it. I think it is just an “XP thing”. All the other DVD’s I burned of the same project were fine. Live and learn.
Perhaps this explains some of the occasional comments about audio out of sync on a burned DVD.
Larry