DaveTheDrummer

Thanks Brian but this doesn't actually answer the question or help, here's why... First, the show plays fine in the program it's self with using the sync features you suggest. I would think if the program can get the timing right inside, it should be able to output the same stream. In my case, the AVI file is not sync-ed correctly and there is no new hardware involved from PTE. So why is the file off so badly? Second, I tried using the sync features now that I have the entire show set up correctly and the sync features want me to start from scratch and build the show all over again. If it just took what was already competed and let me add sync marks, that might be useful but I'm not starting all over again. All the slide have different timings so I can't use the automatic sync feature. Any other thought?

I am experiencing the same problem but I would classify it this way....The audio seems to be running at the correct tempo but the video display seems to be the problem. In fact I have the same problem, but in reverse, on the DVD I created. The program runs perfect while creating it but it seems that when the finished .exe is running on some computers, the display processor can't keep up...thus the video runs to slow and the music finishes first. While on the DVD, the video in the svcd file runs to fast and the music ends up going long. In both, cases this is not good. I can't send out computer disks or DVD's. Seems to be a problem with the video stream output from the program. Any idea on the problem, or more importantly, how to get it fixed? Just for reference, I set a list of mp3 files to play during the show and set the slide durations individually so that the music, audio comments and slides all match up to where I want them.