If you are using a digital card, try selecting "Uses Wave Out Position for Timing" under Options | Audio | Advanced. Also, try using the different SMPTE/MTC sync options available here (High, Normal and Freewheel).

In Options | Audio | Advanced, try turning Enable Simultaneous Record and Playback off If it works with Simultaneous Record and Playback off but not on, there is most likely a problem with the drivers for the soundcard and the manufacturer should be contacted. The video setup of the computer can also cause these types of problems. Go to Control Panel | System | Performance | Graphics, and turn "Hardware acceleration" down a couple of notches.

No, MetaSynth does not contain any MIDI capabilities. Therefore it isnot possible to synchronize MetaSynth's playback engine with any other applications or external hardware. MetaSynth 4 supports sample rates up to 96k. Metasynth 4 supports 16-bit audio. MetaSynth Pro supports 24-bit audio. MetaSynth 4 supports any audio hardware that can be accessed via the OS X Audio MIDI Setup application and set as the default audio device.

First, try enabling the "Uses Wave Out Position For Timing" setting under Options | Audio | Advanced. If problems persist, disable the Wave Out setting and consult the chart available at /Docs/DMASettings.htm for the proper settings of your sound card. (Back to top)

There have been numerous reports of "lip sync" problems, where the audio lags slightly behind the video. Perception of a sync problem is highly subjective--some people are bothered by it while others can't discern it at all. Problems have been reported on a variety of players (notably the Pioneer 414 and 717 models, possibly all Pioneer models, some Sony models including the 500 series, new Toshiba models including the 3109, and some PC decoder cards).

Make sure your computer meets the minimum requirements for the playback of a DivX™ file. Also try reducing the screen size to 800x600 or 640x480, and change color depth to 32bit.

Updated players available in region 4. (1.5) Thanks Andrew! (Yes, I know the other regions are totally out of date.) Attributed GEAR DVD to GEAR Software. Moved MTC's ForDVD utility to the right place (was in 5.4). (5.2)

Flash SWF video has two framerates: a) a video framerate, which is the number of distinct video frames per second in your video, and b) a SWF framerate, which is the number of SWF frames in your final Flash video. These are not the same thing and you have to keep track of both - and how they relate to each other and to the source video framerate. Flash video is different in this way then standard video which has only a single video framerate. (Note: This does not apply to FLV video.

If the video plays back on your computer without problems then your best option is to re-encode the video and choose different video and audio bit-rates. See the FAQ on how to stop movies jerking.

This is usually to do with the speed of the system used for encoding. Older and those machines with low RAM will have trouble encoding video and will often produce video that falls out of sync. The power of the playback machine is also a factor. The larger the viewable video area, the more resources required for seemless playback. You will need to weigh up the average system of your users with the size of the video that you provide, or look to offer multiple sizes.

Cinematize 2 now does active synchronization of the audio and video using timing information from the DVD. Both tracks will now start at exactly the right time and be exactly the same duration. This should take care of the overwhelming majority of cases. Certain difficult DVD discs may still cause trouble, however. Here are suggestions for some of the problems you might encounter: You may be selecting an NTSC video output codec when the movie is actually PAL, or vice versa.

This appears every now and then due to regionfree mode or at playback of an NTSC movie on a PAL TV-set or viceversa. Change region and/or TV-format.

The synchronization result of video and audio is highly depend on the computer performance. Please quit all other programs including any background jobs during conversion. Sometimes, the streaming audio in flash movie will cause the out of sync problem. To get the best result, we suggest to change the streaming sound to event sound, and disable the "Audio Streaming" setting in the Publish Setting Dialog Box when you export flash to swf.

VC-1 is an industry-standard video format, recognized by the Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers (SMPTE), and most notably ships in all HD-DVD and Blu-ray Discâ?"certified electronics, hardware, and tools. Windows Media Video 9 (WMV-9) is the Microsoft implementation of the SMPTE VC-1 standard video codec. Microsoft initiated development of the standard with the release of WMV-9 to SMPTE.

suggested in the previous section, the number of employed and unemployed persons fluctuates during the year in a pattern that tends to repeat itself year after year and which reflects holidays, vacations, harvest time, seasonal shifts in industry production schedules, and similar occurrences. Because of such patterns, it is often difficult to tell whether developments between any 2 months reflect changing economic conditions or merely normal seasonal fluctuations.

That's a classic symptom of a clock error. The most important rule to keep in mind when you're using digital audio gear is that every piece of gear that's connected digitally must use the same clock. The Pro64 network simplifies this process by matching almost any clock you give it and distributing it throughout the network (so you don't have to run separate clock cables throughout your facility), but you still have to tell every digital audio device what to use as the clock.

That message shows the DVD contains audio-only tracks. Using the latest version, you can choose skip these tracks so that the error doesn't influence the following ripping.

There is a bug in the QuickTime MPEG-2 Playback component that affects the video timing when decoding certain MPEG-2 video segments. For your information, since Cinematize 2 now includes its own video decoder, eliminating the need for this MPEG-2 Playback component, all problems caused by this component are now gone. Please see the Cinematize 2 FAQ for more details about the advanced synchronization features of Cinematize 2.

Your system needs the most recent drivers and software. Download and install the latest version from the updates page then run the hardware tune-up utility. If the source is a NTSC source , "Drop frame mode" must be checked in the "Advanced MPEG Properties" page to avoid a lip sync loss.

There is no limit to how many time you can listen to an audio book. There are some limitations on how many times you can burn or sync your audio book download. Majority of the audio books can be burned and/or synced up to 3 times; however, some publishers have a limit of 1.5 times.

No, you can't. As the audio and video is converted within 2 different phases, it is impossible to sync audio and video because the interaction between these 2 phases cannot sync to each other. However, we'll try to solve this problem in future release.

These problems often occur when watching TV while the Sky+ receiver is recording another channel. We suspect that the problem is affecting just one of the satellite inputs, i.e. one of the tuners. This fault can occur with a non-upgraded Amstrad DRX180, but it also appears that upgrading the disk can cause the problem to surface. Where the fault becomes apparent after upgrading the disk, the original disk can be put back and the problem disappears.