After I converted a rmvb file to avi file, the video is slower than the audio! What should I do?
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convert it back and use mpeg format instead.....avi sux\ntry for .mp4 format if you can...
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I would try Dr. DiVX from www.divx.com, you can reencode any compressed avi file to a lower bitrate.  Your quality will suffer but you should be able to get it to 100 MB.
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Maybe it's corrupt. Try downloading it again. Or maybe you don't have the correct codecs.
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if your animated movie have a .avi extension, go ahead and download DivX player from www.divx.com . That should resolve your codec error issue.\n\n\nDon't forget to give me 5 Stars for best answer!!!
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dont use nero to convert video .. nero sucks for that  ... its a burning app and leave it at that .. use winavi or somthing else to convert it will be about 10 times faster ...
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The problem is that your computer plays video faster than it can download it.  \n\nAfter you start viewing, pause the playback and let the buffer fill up with content.  You should be able to see the amount of buffered content in the player window.  Once "most" of the content is buffered, resume playback.
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well it might be that the video player you are using or the media player has it's setting set to fast so most likely right click to enter the menu and look for play speed and change it abck to normal
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Use VirtualDub with Divx or Xvid to compress your movie files. Install the Divx or Xvid codecs.\n\nDifferent level of compression can be chosen with the program.
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If anything you could try recording the video only then using windows movie maker or adobe premiere and record the naration. This is most likely happening because your video card or processor are too slow to encode the video at the same speed of the sound.
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u only need codecs that u r going to use\nif u have a good pc then having all codecs won't slow performance\nJust make sure to download ONE codec pack and setup it just once (if u wanna change it or update uninstall first)\nthis is to avoid codecs conflicts (that's what packs are good for...the whole package works well with each other) just uninstall if u wanna change (update/install new ones) ur windows codecs\n\nand if u r just wondering what codec is needed to play a specific file...check the tool below
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This operation (ripping and transcoding high quality files) is one of the most demanding, so it's always going to be sort of slow. One way to speed it up is to choose a relatively low quality codec (MPEG1, for example, rather than Divx or WMV).\n\nI've used Magic DVD Ripper and found it quick enough, but then again it was a fast PC with 2GB of RAM.
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Two things you could do:\n\n1) Get a better Codec Pack, or some video enhancement software. Check out K.Lite Codec Packs...\n\nor\n\n2) Sit further away from the monitor while watching video.\n\n:)
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Have you tried watching it in a different media player?  Depending on the file type, some players are better than others.  \n\nIt also sounds like a resource issue. I don't know how much memory your pc has, but try closing down any background (resource-hungry) applications.
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It might decrease in size but not in quality.  Rm is a Realplayer file which needs extra information to run Real Player correctly
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use a software called WinMPEG. It works
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There is a AVI Capture format (under custom) but I not sure if it compressed or uncompressed \n(does say something about UYVY video format (native))\n\nI have one in my old 900MHz computer, but I never seem to get it setup correctly. I just it as a video card.
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You need to get a hold of an avi to mpg converter to change. You may not have a player for avi videos. Windows Media works. Go TOOLS>OPTIONS, and under the file types tab, make sure that avi is ticked.