Sound is slower then video.

[Shao128]

Do you have the Haali Media Splitter still installed?

 

[pooya]

Yes, and i made it work with .AVI files too, and it opens up in the taskbar.

 

[Shao128]

Just to test, why dont you grab another media player to test with. You chould try:

Zoom Player
MPC-HC
KMPlayer

 

[pooya]

did that too but seems like it dosent have the codec, guess ill revert back to community codec pack since that was the only thing making my videos work, obviously with the lag why is vista doing this to me

 

[johngalt]

Use the Vista codec pack - you'll like it a lot better than the CCC and it *works*

 

[pooya]

Goto first post, its mentioned that i tried that too and it only worked with windows media center not with 32bit player. And it had a bit of lag too

 

[dmex]

Goto first post, its mentioned that i tried that too and it only worked with windows media center not with 32bit player. And it had a bit of lag too

Try playing them in VLC if the video still lags and has issues then we can rule out codecs

VLC media player - Overview

 

[johngalt]

Well, sorry to say that I have the Vista Codecs (you have to install both packs, the 32bit first and then the 64bit) and it works in MCE, WiMP 32bit, and WiMP 64bit, and just about any other player I have tried installing (I am still a big fan of WinAmp)....

 

[pooya]

Ohhhhhh i never knew we had to do 32bit as well lol i just went on doing 64bit.

Plus i used VLC media player, makign it give SPDIF output makes the sound in matrix style, wierd lol.

 

[Shao128]

pooya, so you have you sound outputing through SPDIF to a receiver?

 

[johngalt]

Yeah, I have had that issue once using *non* SPDIF sound - especially when I increased the volume. I have no idea why, but it occurred when I upgraded the RealTek HD Audio drivers from ver 1.93 (which is what came with my motherboard drivers disc, or else was installed by Windows Update) to 1.94 - I had to turn the sound down massive, anything over 50% gave that massive electro-Matrix feedback - and since I run my sound through my Stereo Audio Visual receiver pumping out 100+ W per channel, it got loud - quick.

You might try taking a look at Guru3D - Driver Sweeper - it will sweep your audio driver as well, and then you can install the Vista codecs the *correct way, (32bit first and then the 64bit) and then install the latest RealTek audio drivers (of course, you'll need the right brand if your audio is not RealTek)_and see if that makes a difference.

 

[pooya]

receiever ? ,,, i own a logitech z680, doing SPDIF makes my panel show DIGITAL under effect. Im using a Opitcal Digital cable

 

[Shao128]

Just to test, can you run an analog connection (either speakers or headphones), and see if the sound syncs then?

 

[Clevo]

The only tme I have heard of this problem before is when editing video and a separate sound stream using the mpeg2 sound format.

Because of the group of files (gop) nature of compressed video it sends the audio out of sinc as the video is played, so that by the end of the video there is a noticable out of sync issue.

converting the audio to .wav files and re-encoding seems to fix it but I'm not sure that's the problem here.