Here's the problem: I was using a video editing program to join a few scenes and came back later to find that the audio was about 5-6 seconds slower than the actual video, making it seem like one of those old, poorly dubbed kung-fu movies. I tried this with another video editing program and the same thing happened. any suggestions as to how i can get the audio fixed?

- btw i used the mpeg layer-3 (mp3) audio format for the videos and .avi for the format.

Convert the audio to WAV first then import into your editing application.

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convert the audio to wav and import it? can you explain that in laymen's terms? sorry, its just that I'm new to all this stuff.

btw I'm using a simple video converter/merger for this.

Convert your music file compressed with mp3 (your mp3 file) to an uncompressed file using a freeware convertor. Search google for the term "freeware mp3 to wav" and download a programme such as http://www.dirfile.com/wav_to_mp3_encoder.htm

Then import this rather than the mp3 into your project.

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What was the name of the editing programme you used? What did you capture the scenes from, was it from a camcorder or VHS?

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