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George Mari wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Patrick Wagstrom wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Ben Edwards wrote:
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<pre wrap="">>From what I can gather mytharchive does not work properly, it can not
create reliable DVDs without lip sync problems. Is there any other
way of creating DVDs that can be played on normal DVD players?
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<pre wrap="">I'm seeing a lot of responses to this indicating that some people do not
have problems, however, most of those people leave out critical details.
I asked a similar question a few months ago and was told that if I
transcoded the video basically I could not burn DVDs with good audio sync.
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<pre wrap=""><!---->I suppose *technically* you can't get perfect audio sync if you
transcode and you are using the cutlist to edit out portions of your
recording that you don't want on the DVD - I don't know this for sure.
But I can tell you that I just played such a DVD here on my workstation,
that I created using MythArchive about 2 or 3 months ago, and
visually, to my eyes, there is perfect sync between the audio and the
video - words spoken by characters are heard at the same time I see lips
moving.
What other critical details are you looking for? I'd be happy to help
if I can.
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Same here. I transcode to cut commercials and fit more episodes on a
disk. I'm recording from standard TV anyway, so the lowest resolution
setting is fine for me.<br>
I have not noticed any syncing issues at all. I'll also be more than
happy to provide any details you're looking for. Have you tried
burning a disk and gotten bad audio?<br>
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