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So I checked the extracted video and audio files against the original. It's the audio that's out of sync. I tried a couple of things:

1. In TMPGenc, simultaneously converted the video and audio to ...

Correction to my initial post. I meant to say the video portion of the xvid file was converted at 23.976 fps with a 3:2 pulldown making it 29.97fps which is why I believe the resulting m2v file is sli ...

source file: 23.976fps xvid file

1. Used Virtualdub to extract an uncompressed .wav file.

2. Used TMPGenc to convert the 23.976fps xvid file to a 29.97fps m2v file so I can put it to DVD. Than ...

Thanks! The first option did the trick. That's all it took.

The second option however was problematic since Premiere can't seem to read the xvid file at all.

Hi, here's my dilemma:

Source format - 700MB xvid file (sound embedded in file)
Destination format - MPEG2 (DVD)
TMPGEnc settings used as outlined on this dvd-hq.info site.
Playback method - a ...