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<blockquote data-quote="jedipunk" data-source="post: 143518" data-attributes="member: 48457"><p>I switched out the video card with a 128mb MSI star force 5200</p><p>It uses nvidia geforce fx5200 drivers and is DX9 compatible.</p><p>I installed DX9c from MS. I still have the same problem and a new one. </p><p></p><p>Now all my AVI files have their audio out of sync. This was a problem with the original card as well and I turned of nView desktop manager and it fixed it, but I am having no luck here. The nView DM is already off and I have tried changing some settings. Unless I need to reboot after every change (I don't recall doing so in the past) I have not been able to fix it. It is not limited to MP, it is also out of synch in WMP11.</p><p></p><p></p><p>Regarding music, Maybe I need to make sure I am in DB view or maybe it is due to my having Windows Media Player 11 installed.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="jedipunk, post: 143518, member: 48457"] I switched out the video card with a 128mb MSI star force 5200 It uses nvidia geforce fx5200 drivers and is DX9 compatible. I installed DX9c from MS. I still have the same problem and a new one. Now all my AVI files have their audio out of sync. This was a problem with the original card as well and I turned of nView desktop manager and it fixed it, but I am having no luck here. The nView DM is already off and I have tried changing some settings. Unless I need to reboot after every change (I don't recall doing so in the past) I have not been able to fix it. It is not limited to MP, it is also out of synch in WMP11. Regarding music, Maybe I need to make sure I am in DB view or maybe it is due to my having Windows Media Player 11 installed. [/QUOTE]
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