Need help with divx file.

[Mike K]

I need help with the audio of a divx file. The audio is about 1 to 2 seconds later than what the video shows. How could I get the audio to correspond with the video? Thanks

[Mike K]

Nobody knows?! bump

[CPFitz14]

well...its kinda just luck, as far as i know. I always just mess with the slider, start the movie over etc. I don't know of any real "fix" for it. If somebody elso knows, help us out:D

[XprincoX]

You can re-encode the audio by first ripping the audio file with virtualdub (http://www.virtualdub.org/download) then manually advancing the video until you have it sync. :D

[Oni]

It's not a problem w/ your hardware/software, it's a problem w/ the file itself

The phrase "You get what you pay for" has just come up and bit you. :)

[Mike K]

ok its no problem, I'll just um, "get" it from somewhere else.

[baqai]

some files have that encoding problem, the only possible solution would be to download a different version of the file

or you can separate audio and video stream and than make another avi file out of it like XprincoX suggested

[Mike K]

yeah I'm still going to try to repair it with virtualdub.

[sigee]

If you do a simple demultiplex on the file and then re-encode the resulting 2 seperate audio and video files it should or at least it does usualy sort the problem out.I use TMPGenc for this.