Analog video to digital
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Originally Posted by Hondaman
I have some questions that you guys may be able to help me out with. I'm trying to convert some home videos on VHS to DVD. I'm using a Leadtek WinFast TV2000XP Expert card with Windows Movie Maker 2 to capture the video from VHS and edit it. Then I'm trying to burn it using Sonic MyDVD. The problem I'm having is that the video and audio are not in sync. Any ideas what maybe causing this? I'm also getting a fair amount of pixelation.
The settings in WMM2 are:
Variable bit rate
640x480 display size
30 frames per second
The pixelation doesn't bother me as much as the audio sync problem does.
Any ideas?
The settings in WMM2 are:
Variable bit rate
640x480 display size
30 frames per second
The pixelation doesn't bother me as much as the audio sync problem does.
Any ideas?
Best way to solve this (I know this is the hard way but it works) is to record the audio to a seperate track then manually synch it. I have done this once and it took a bit of doing but the results were pretty good and only once did I notice a slip in the track.
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From: Wisconsin
Originally Posted by Nightshade
Audio synch has always been a pain when doing this...even digital to digital transfers do this a lot.
Best way to solve this (I know this is the hard way but it works) is to record the audio to a seperate track then manually synch it. I have done this once and it took a bit of doing but the results were pretty good and only once did I notice a slip in the track.
Best way to solve this (I know this is the hard way but it works) is to record the audio to a seperate track then manually synch it. I have done this once and it took a bit of doing but the results were pretty good and only once did I notice a slip in the track.
I think I got it!!! :yay: I tried doing everything in one program (DVD Movie Factory) and is solved all my problems(sync, pixelation, everything) It was only a 50 second clip, so hopefully the sync stays consistent on a longer one. Thank God for DVD RWs. Otherwise I'd have lots of coasters.
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