Transfering VHS tapes to DVD, the capture is done with a ATI TV Wonder
card. Having trouble when I burn a dvd after editing the movie that the
audio is out of sync with the video, maybe about a second. Is there
anyway of adusting the audio track in MM2 to correct this and what is
the reason this happens?
Thanks for any help guys.

Bill

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> Transfering VHS tapes to DVD, the capture is done with a ATI TV Wonder
> card. Having trouble when I burn a dvd after editing the movie that the
> audio is out of sync with the video, maybe about a second. Is there
> anyway of adusting the audio track in MM2 to correct this and what is
> the reason this happens?
> Thanks for any help guys.
>
> Bill
>

There are a variety of possible cures. The problem may not be MM2 but your
DVD burning software as it encodes. Have you saved the file from MM2 and
played it through media player to see if it is out of synch? I'm not sure
adjusting the audio track in MM2 would be the best way, you can copy the
audio from your .AVI file and reinsert it into the "audio/music" track while
attempting to guess how much to move it. Then mute the "audio" track. Then
save that as an AVI file.

Here are two discussions which may help:

http://www.videohelp.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=218485
http://www.adamwilt.com/DV-FAQ-tech.html#LockedAudio

Rich