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Need Help Burning.

Discussion in 'Audio and Video' started by Steve Gunn, Jan 4, 2008.

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  1. Steve Gunn Newcomer, in training

    Hey I just finished burning a DVD for my DVD Player. And I went to go and play it and the Audio was faster then the Video. What could cause this?
  2. nismo91 TechSpot Guru

    the codecs might have break,
    or rather the burn process was interrupted, or
    bad dvd have been used......

    have you try burning other title to other brand of dvd media??
    i suggest u to get 1 or 2 DVD-RW or DVD+RW so that you can use the re-writable media to check the result....
  3. Steve Gunn Newcomer, in training

    ok great Idea. Umm...how can I fix the codec?
  4. raybay TechSpot Addict

    What software are you using for the burner? Nero, Sonic, Record Now, CD Creator, Power DVD?
    It may be time for a new optical drive. Very low prices these days.
  5. Steve Gunn Newcomer, in training

    Nero, and Actually I just finish buying a new drive and installing it.
  6. raybay TechSpot Addict

    Wow, a new mystery.
    Never seen this issue, so can be of no help.
    Please let us know when you figger it out...

    But I suppose the drive could bad, unless you had this same problem on the old drive?
  7. Steve Gunn Newcomer, in training

    ok well thanks anyway. I will let you know. I ahven't had this problem with my old drive, because it didn't burn these kind of DVDs.
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