Wierd DVD Problem

EvolvingMind

EvolvingMind

Hey, I ran into a pretty strange problem after burning a DVD of my movie using Adobe Encore. First of all, all the dialogue is really quiet, and also echoey (the music was fine). After a certain scene, it is also delayed by around 3 seconds. The actual video file plays fine on my computer.

I tried playing the DVD on my computer, and found that the dialogue was no longer quiet or echoey, but the delay remained (Same results from a portable DVD player).

So I guess the sound problems are due to the TV set up somehow (Maybe I didn't configure the DVD right or something), but I don't know why the audio delay happened. Any ideas?

Thanks!
 
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Audio delay could be because you are using both the tv volume and your stereo reciever and are hearing a slight delay. You should only use the volume for the Stereo by it self or the tv by its self not both. Just a guess.

Otherwise I have no idea why you are getting an audio delay maybe try re rendering the video and burn it again.
 
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Try taking the MOV and encoding it to MPEG2 with another program like Adobe Media Encoder or Compressor. You'll have a lot more control of the quality that way anyways.
 
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