Out of audio sync for every video format

[RayRainer]

Hello. I don't know what the problem is but I just don't understand why versions 9.1 and according to other posts, even previous versions are not able to sync the audio with any of the video formats: Xvid, mp4 and MKV. I started to use Hardbrake which works very well and quite versatile, even allowing batching MP4 and MKV video files. In this particular instance, I actually am only using home videos that I made over the years. The DVD and the ISO plays flawless and Handbrake does an excellent. Why not DVDfab? I also want to add that I have a pretty decent computer with an i7 processor, SSD drive and a GTX 770 video card and plenty of memory.

[90312]

The other software does not use CUDA have you tried Fab with it disabled?

[MrVideo]

I've made MKV files from Blu-ray sources without any issues. I've not done DVDs.

[signals]

Likewise MP4s and others, which DVDFab handles perfectly. Ray, I think it is a quirk of your settings or possibly the hardware/driver environment on your PC. As 90312 suggested, turn off all GPU acceleration and check the results.

[RayRainer]

Actually, the CUDA settings doesn't work for my ASUS NVIDA GTX 670 when I try to set it to CUDA. So by default it is on software settings. CUDA works with Adobe Premiere 6 if I use the CUDA activator from studio1productions. I did update the driver but to no avail, in this case. I wonder why? But I know I am not the only one and this problem goes back to previous versions.

[RayRainer]

I tried another computer but it is only a core2duo with a GT640 but the CUDA was enabled. But a simple XVID video from an iso produced audio that was out of sync. I tried the software mode with the same result. It is still odd that DVDfab wouldn't recognize a GTX 670, saying "CUDAH.264 is not supported by your graphics card". I guess that is the way works; some people have it working and others don't. I have 2 computers now where it doesn't. I will try some others till I find one that works.

[signals]

Roll back the nvidia driver a few versions. you have also not supplied a DVDFab internal log session from one of these conversions, that would be helpful. Instructions are linked in my sig, below.