The problem is with the burned DVD. The media center copy plays just fine.
The capture was using the tuner with an over the air antennae.
Steve
"Tim Sagstetter" wrote:
[Quoted Text] > Steve:
>
> We have seen this problem with analog recording, but not digital. For
> example, if you get video from an S-Video connection to your tuner card and
> audio from line-in on your sound card, synchronization might be lost. The
> audio source should be connected to your tuner card as well.
>
> With the digital signal, the audio and video should be in sync. Have you
> tried playing the original file using Media Center to check if the recording
> is flawed or if just the DVD creation is flawed?
>
> In our experience, to burn a 1-hour program, in round figures it takes about
> 2-hours, so your indicated time seems about right.
>
> Sorry I can't be more help,
> Tim
>
> "Steve in Long Grove" <Steve in Long Grove[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote
> in message news:BD593E2E-414C-4BB3-B50D-B430389EA699[ at ]microsoft.com...
> > Just got my HP M8020n Media Center PC. Last night I recorded 24 using an
> > over
> > the air antennae in High Definition. Since I have not connected my PC to
> > my
> > TV yet I burned it to a DVD to see how well it works. I used Media Center
> > to
> > burn the DVD. It burned slowly to about 31% and hung for a while. I
> > instead
> > watched it in low def using my PVR and by the end of the show the media
> > center DVD was done. I played it on two different players and using media
> > center on the PC and in all three cases the audio is not in synch with the
> > pictures. Anyone have any ideas on how to fix this?
> > Thanks,
> > Steve
>
>
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