Well, in fact my worst problem wasn't the audio, my problem was that the movie begin to make stops and show green blocks at the middle of the movie, as the movie ran then problem got worst until it stops definetely, of course the audio does the same thing as the video, my conclusion was that i needed to change the CD writer, as i tested different media and had the same problem but when i tried another burner the problem was gone.
So it can be your media, or your burner but i think your problem is something easier to fix, may be you need to frameserve with Virtualdub audio and video and see what happen. In fact i did had problems with the audio, you must see in Virtualdub's Video->Framerate if the option "no change" (usually 23.975) and the "change framerate so audio and video match" numbers are the same, if they do, choose "no change" but if the other option has the number 23.976 then you must select that one, with that all my audio sync problems were gone.
I have some questions, Wich media are you using? If You play the movie in your computer, it does the same thing? If in the computer the movie plays ok, then forget everything i wrote in the last paragraph and test the movie in other players and burn other brand of media in a friends burner, if the audio is out of sync in the computer too, then give it a try, it worked for me.
Saludos!
DaDe.
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