AVS really needs to develop a simple audio-sync utility for those video files that have out-of-sync audio. What I envision would include:

A) The ability to loop a certain section of video (A > B) over and over again on a critical event, i.e., door slam, etc. Something that can be used to visually sync the audio on the event.

B) The ability to advance or delay the audio by Milliseconds (Example 3525 MS) or Seconds (Example 3.525 seconds)

Please pass it along to your developers.

Robert

To: will7370

Dear Robert,

Thank you for all the suggetions. I will surely pass them over to our developers.

We greatly appeciate your help.

Kind regards

To: Nat


The audio and video of a certain file are not in sync. what can I do to realign them? do I need a new program or can I realign them using the editor?

To: Sefiros2211

Dear user,

Unfortunately for now this option is not available.

We will let you know as soon as we got any information.

Kind regards

Count me in on the audio delay please. it would be very useful for making short films.

Dear user,

Thank you, your opinion is important to us.

Kind regards

To: will7370
Don't buy ASV4YOU software!!! If you change hardware, your license will not be moved to the new hardware, but you have to buy a new license instead!!!

To: brbr123

Dear user,

Your post has been moved and answered. Please follow this link.

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To: will7370
I agree. We need a simple click to check the sync and fix if found out of sync!!!!! I have ruined many disks so far. This happens often, then suddenly all is ok for maybe 2 movies or so that I download. Suddenly it's back to out-of-sync again. This is unconscionable.

for years... no problem - suddenly this started up. I downloaded a new copy, tried uninstall with what they gave me. IT DID NOT WORK. I uninstalled through control panel. Then ... then patch. Says to run it and follow instructions... there ARE no instructions. it runs and you can't tell if it did anything!!!

I write and all I get is a standard form letter to uninstall and reinstall the new copy. Bob

To: Robert Lacy

Dear Bob,

You have been assisted in AVS4YOU Support System.

Please let me know if I can be of any further assistance to you.

Kind regards