[vmpaul]

I've got a bunch of video files from my DVD recorder that I've digitized using Handbrake.

Formerly, using other formats besides mp4, if I ever wanted to retrieve a video and watch it on TV I would drop the file on Toast and it would encode and convert it into a watchable DVD.

That doesn't seem to work with mp4 and Toast. The sound is always out of sync. I can't figure it out. I've tried several different conversion paths to DVD but they all have syncing problems.

Any reason this happens exclusively with mp4? Is there any fix?

[vmpaul]

Since nobody had any answers I'll follow-up with the solution I found.

Seems if you Export the mp4 as DivX AVI (not regular AVI) file it seems to fix the syncing problem when you burn with Toast.

I don't know why but it works.

[Rychiar]

for me any kind of avi takes ages to encode in toast and then i get video on the dvd that has less than half waht it should for frame rate. annoying divx is sumthin pcs actually do right