Anyone have audio/video syncronization problems with Flash under Debian Linux?
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There can be a delay, and the problem is not limited to Debian GNU/Linux, as my work testing 821 iterations of 500 OSes proved.\n\nUbuntu handles it on their forums:\nhttp://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=196159
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Running http://pclinuxos.com here.  Installed.  \n\nI just opened the main menu>multimedia>sound> menu with 15 programs(Amorak, Juk, XMMS, and others), each of which includes Ogg, Mpeg, codecs,  and more.\n\nJust grab the ISO, burn to CDrom, reboot.
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use flash decompiler to get .fla file if you have swf\nex. Sothink of Flash Decompiler 3.0
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If the computer buffers enough so playback is nonstop, the latency can be long and nobody will care.  What sucks is when the buffer runs out so the picture or sound skips.  That can be less than a second long and still be annoying.  I bet if varies quite a bit from person to person.
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What you experience is referred to as video and audio tracks out of sync(hronization). If this is phenomena is appearing throughout the whole movie, it is most likely an error produced when ripping/converting the file to a different format by the up-loader. To correct this is possible but a very tedious work that would require some knowledge I do not expect in your case (sorry to sound blunt :(  ......).
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Then your disk is probably corrupted. As in something inside the thing has broke and Windows can't access the thing properly. You might need to replace the flash mem card.
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In WMP,  at top tabs - go to   tools/options/performance/  see if it helps to make adjustments to the "video acceleration" slider, \n\n  or if that doesn't help try\n\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/knowledgecenter/mediaadvice/0064.mspx\n\n\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/format/codecdownload.aspx
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by flash 6 s/w version
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I'm not sure it's an actual Flash issue, it sounds like it's your webhosting provider thats giving you that error.  You may want to contact them.  Do you have any more details?
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Gave up on VLC - is naught more than a clumsy little player!\n\nGenerally use WMP11 (huge improvement over earlier versions which I couldn't stand), and keep a copy of Winamp to tackle the more stubborn buggers. Why WMP11 - much work has gone in for mp3 player syncing, as well as improved meta-tagging and library organising. WMP used to be pretty p*ss-poor at handling large play-lists, but they finally seem to have gotten this sorted out also. Actually pretty happy with it these days\n\n\nAs for Real Player... does anyone even use that hunk of junk anymore?
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This is a common problem. Not knowing the specifics of your situation I would guess that you are probably haveing hardware issues. My first guess is that you are using sometype of USB based capture tool like dazzle. Second your processor might be an older slower processor like a celeron or a laptop. Third your hard drive might be too slow, you should have at least 7200 rpm. Finally you should have at a bare minimum 128 megs of ram. More is definitely desireable.\n\nI think you need a faster computer.\n\nTony
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Hi there,\nThere is no simple way to bring a sound and video back into sync. The known ways are complicated and depend very much on the codec.\nSo this is what you can do. Make a copy of the video.\nRun the video in a player with the sound on mute and run another copy in another player with the sound on. Use the pause and play to bring the sound into sync when you watch it. That is about all you can do.
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Try removing and re-installing macromedia flash.
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Are you talking about Internet Explorer 7?  Maybe that darn thing just doesn't work.  Consider going back to IE6.  \n\nBut are you getting Flash from the right place?  Just maybe you should start at http://www.adobe.com and click on the Flash section.  Be sure to watch for blocked popups and such. \n\nGood luck and Happy Computing!
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I had the same problem.  Not sure what the deal is either.\nI'm using VLC media player now, it's better anyway.\nhttp://www.videolan.org/vlc/
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Flash8 has some specifications like 256mb ram,windows xp etc... check wether u have them all.
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Your video feed is out of sync with your audio feed. \n\nI'm not sure what player you use, but Media Player Classic has the option of synching sound to video. You could try that.