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I uploaded a video to youtube and the game audio is lagging. you see the gun fire and the enemy die and then you hear the gun fire afterwards. how do I fix this?
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Issues With Audio Lag, Video Flickering.
AngelAyla posted a question in Roxio Game Capture for consoles
I've been having these problems since I got my Roxio gamecap. The video up until now has been fine. However now, the video is flickering a lot. I have checked all the cables, and they are secure, so my only other thought is replacing the cable, but if there's anything else I can do to fix it, I'd prefer that over a trip to the city for a cable. The audio however, has always been a problem on Windows 7. It skips, lags, etc. I record only on AVI. I set roxio to high priority. I run as administrator, and I've tried setting the compatibility to Windows XP SP 2. (The reason for this being that the only time my roxio has worked flawlessly with no audio / video issues has been on Win XP, and going back to Win XP is not an option for me. Also the roxio was running on the exact settings it's on now, without issue) So it seems that only Win 7 is giving me the problems. I have included my DXDIAG to show my computer is more than capable of handling the Roxio. DxDiag.txt And a video example to show the exact sound issues I'm having: Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you. -
So, I'm using my VideoWave that I got with roxio game capture HD pro. I've used it for a while, but it's really frustrating me now. Sometimes, when I put videos into the timeline, I split the track, and after around 5 mins of no response, it does split and the new track has a big red (no entry) sign. From then on, it takes 10 mins of no response for the damned thing to work! I spent 4 hours last night trying to do something that should only take 30mins. So the question is, how do i get the video to work properly, whithout the (no entry) sign coming up?
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When I record a video,it works a dream...until it does a weird audio jump.It only happens for about 2-3 seconds,and the rest of the time the video is fine.If you can stand my terrible singing (I used Rock Band for this example because it captures the phenomenon well),here's a <15 second video: http://youtu.be/GALjpEvPLDg If it helps to know,I have a Dell Inspiron laptop running Windows 8.1.It has 8gb RAM,a 2gb NVIDIA GeForce graphics card and an Intel i5 processor.I only got the laptop last month so it's very new.
