Managed to import the contents from Dvd - "the BEACH-BOYS A-Celebration-In-Waikiki" but unfortunately whether entering "Adjust" & "Do Not Adjust" seems to make no difference, cos the end results are - its not in sync!
Is there a way to solve this problem, please?
Hi,
Have you studied the thread
http://www.magix.info/us/why-video-clips-jerk-and-go-out-of-sync.knowledge.1030904.html
from when you asked a similar question last September? Carefully, try the suggestions I made there again.
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Terry, East Grinstead, UK
Hello Terry,
There is a big difference between the question i posed then and Now!
The Difference Now is even to the import of contents from a single DVD is causing problem with the sync (audio/video).
Before it was "it seems that these problems occurs when i do editing from sources imported from more than one dvd to make a new dvd . If editing done from a single dvd then the video clips (picture and audio) are OK, no problems."
So, it must be obvious to you that the 2 issues are Different!
Hi
. . . .So, it must be obvious to you that the 2 issues are Different! . . .
Actually it isn't the issue is the same - DVD files (VOBs) are actually mpg files with a different file extenion - the issue is that mpg files are prone to going out of sync when imported due to frametable inconsistencies on import.
Create a new frametable and all should be well.
NOTE: for information - what you are doing is breaking the relevant local and International copyright laws for commercial DVDs.
John
Thanks John.
Right clicked to "Create a new frametable" but its the same no improvement - not in sync !
Any clues, please?
Hi
. . . . Any clues, please? . . . .
It is quite possible that the copyright protection of the DVD is causing this issue.
John