My videos are playing with the audio and video not in sync with one another.
The audio seems to be about 3 second earlier than the video, making for some
very annoying playback.



Any ideas why this may be happening?

I tried dropping the frames, that did not work. I should point out this also
does the same thing in my nero player, so i do not think a different player
will work, but i will try that player you suggested anyways........this is
very frustrating.


> Open Windows Media Player and right-click the thick black bar in *a
> empty*-space and goto the Tools-menu and open Options then click the
> *Performance* tab, down the page under DVD and Video playback tick Drop
> Frames to Keep Audio And Video sync
>
>
> Media Classic should good good or the only other solution is change the
> file properties and tick the box to disable "desktop composition" if all
> the other methods dont work
>
>
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> dmex
>

I downloaded this player named Gom or something, it works fine with this,
pretty sad when the program that comes with vista is screwy and you have to
find a free program somewhere else to get it to work properly...thanks gom,
hope microsoft fixes this problem because it is very frustrating, thanks for
the help

http://www.download.com/GOM-Media-Pl...ml?tag=lst-0-1

What file types/formats are affected here? This is an atypical experience-
the question is what is unique about your system/playback scheme....

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"Squish" <walena@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> My videos are playing with the audio and video not in sync with one
> another.
> The audio seems to be about 3 second earlier than the video, making for
> some
> very annoying playback.
>
> Any ideas why this may be happening?
>
>