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Audio/Video out of sync with AVI files

Asked by FloydTheDuck in Windows Vista, Video Cards, Video Editing

Tags: Audio Video Sync, not in sync, avi sync

I built an HTPC with a bluray player and onboard GeForce 9400 GPU, 2GB DDR2 Ram, and a Core 2 Duo 2.93ghz CPU. When I first got everything up and running, it all worked well except for the OEM version of WinDVD8... it wouldn't play my blurays due to a region setting error... I looked it up and it seemed common with that version of WinDVD so I got another video player, Cyberlink (just a trial for now).
Anyhow, everything played fine, both blurays, DVD's, and AVI files from my hard drive for the first month or so. 2 weeks ago, I was watching some avi files that i downloaded. I had watched the first 12 or so episodes with no problem. Then I began getting audio/video sync issues. i thought it might be my CPU or RAM getting overloaded, so I shut down some processes. That didn't work, so I changed from cyberlink to WMP... that seemed to fix the problem, but 2 episodes later it resurfaced.
Thinking the problem was my hard drive not spnning fast enough, i tried burning a dvd and trying that... playing the dvd on my PC, still no luck. I put the DVD in my xbox and it plays fine with the audio/video in sync.
My guess is it's some sort of problem with a codec tha might've downloaded with an update to either windows or some oher program... however I am a codec newb and need help. I asked a friend and he suggested the klite codec pack. I downloaded that and I have no idea what to do with it.
Any help is appreciated. Thank you.
 
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