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<blockquote data-quote="RobDreugan" data-source="post: 14903">If it captures in sync.&nbsp; Then the problem obviously isn't in coming.&nbsp; Sounds like it's probably outgoing.I would, however,&nbsp; double check that the VHS tape is good, and in sync.&nbsp; I'd check to make sure the capture is sync.If those are all good, then my guess is a couple of things.1.&nbsp; Computer is too slow.&nbsp; I don't think this would be the case tho..with yer system.2.&nbsp; Yer doing anything else while trying to burn to DVD.Those are really my only two guesses.&nbsp; Only sync problems I've ever seen have happened, when the computer was way too slow to even try to do these kinds of processes, or yer choosing to do other things while exporting video, and its slowing the system down.&nbsp; (Anytime I do any video capturing, or exporting, I don't touch the system, no matter what system I'm using)If i had more info to go on, I could prolly suggest other things.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RobDreugan, post: 14903"] If it captures in sync. Then the problem obviously isn't in coming. Sounds like it's probably outgoing. I would, however, double check that the VHS tape is good, and in sync. I'd check to make sure the capture is sync. If those are all good, then my guess is a couple of things. 1. Computer is too slow. I don't think this would be the case tho..with yer system. 2. Yer doing anything else while trying to burn to DVD. Those are really my only two guesses. Only sync problems I've ever seen have happened, when the computer was way too slow to even try to do these kinds of processes, or yer choosing to do other things while exporting video, and its slowing the system down. (Anytime I do any video capturing, or exporting, I don't touch the system, no matter what system I'm using) If i had more info to go on, I could prolly suggest other things. [/QUOTE]

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