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In Reply to: Audio/Video not in sync posted by Karen on December 4, 2002 at 11:46:52:
and came up with this:http://www.dvdcity.com/resources/officialfaq.html#1.35
In short, the answers are:
"The cause of the sync problem is a complex interaction of as many as four factors:
Improper sync in audio/video encoding or DVD-Video formatting.
Poor sync during film production or editing (especially post-dubbing or looping).
Loose sync tolerances in the player.
Delay in the external decoder/receiver."It would appear that the sync problems you saw with MIB II could be any of the first two. It also suggests that the first two will be present in order to achieve the second two. If you are sending the audio signal to your receiver, it could be slowly getting out of sync. Their suggestion was to *sigh* pause and restart the movie.
You can get to the whole DVD FAQ from Jim Taylor at
http://www.dvdcity.com/officialfaq.html
Hope this helps...at least to achieve peace of mind!
bhjazz
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Follow Ups
- Did Some Research, Karen... - bhjazz 22:05:28 12/10/02 (3)
- Re: Did Some Research, Karen... - Karen 05:54:46 12/11/02 (2)
- Very Interesting... - bhjazz 12:38:40 12/11/02 (1)
- Video-Audio out of sync (Attention bhjazz) - Karen 17:19:23 01/07/03 (0)
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