Multimedia problem.

[stevenvollom at sbcglobal.net]

Martin Laberge wrote:
> On Tuesday 24 March 2009 16:28:15 Steven Vollom wrote:
>   
>> I recently transferred some movies over from my old computer to the new 
>> one.  I have seen them before, so I am confident about the information I 
>> am providing.  In any event, the sound and video were in proper sink 
>> with all but a couple that had sink problems when I joined 2 part movies 
>> together.  CD1 to CD2.
>>
>> Since I have been replaying movies on my new computer, I find that all 
>> of them, including those DVD's I purchased commercially, start out with 
>> voice and video in sink, but all of them are between 1 and 1 1/2 seconds 
>> out of sink by the end of the movie.  The sound lags behind the video.  
>> It happens in all three of the movie players that I have installed in 
>> the new box, so I don't think it is a player problem.  Is there a 
>> feature that is configurable in Jaunty Alpha 6 64bit KDE that can bring 
>> them back into harmony?  Is this a possible bug that needs reporting?
>>
>> Is there an package that can correct this problem?  Thanks!
>>
>> Steven
>>
>>     
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> Alpha 6 ??
>
> if you were asking about a normal version, i would suggest you check 
> the medibuntu, and extras codecs on your system.
>
> with alpha 6, I would say, just endure.
>
> if you want to know if your files are good anymore,
> use them on a proven system, if they play, they are safe.
>
> alpha 6 is not a method to test integrity of data.
>   
They play fine, and data checks as OK.  It is just at the beginning of a 
movie the voice and  audio sink perfectly, but by the end of the film, 
the video lags the sound by about a second and a half.  I have two 
movies where I joined two halves of the movie together using avimerge, 
and the second have of the movie had video and audio out of sink while 
the first part were perfect.  What you are saying is that this is an 
Alpha 6 Jaunty problem, am I correct?  Thanks.

Steven
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