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syncing audio and video in iDVD

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i've downloaded an avi file from graboid. i used quicktime pro to save it as a .mov. i thought everything was working great until i tried to preview it in iDVD. The audio is way too fast for the video...funny thing is, when i pause and play again, it syncs itself, but it's not long before the audio is ahead of the video again. pause again, play, and it re-syncs for a few seconds. this makes me think the problem isn't in my file.

i saved my iDVD project as a disk image (took awhile). the audio/video doesn't even come close to being correctly synced.

now i'd like to burn the .mov onto a dvd-r using iDVD. is there anyway to slow the audio down without a ton of work?
 

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