Hello, Having problems with playing a file back in Media Player. If I have saved a short video of myself to my hard drive and play it back, using Media Player, the voice matches up with the picture or lip movement very well. However, if I send that saved video of myself, over the Internet in an email as an attachment, when I check to see how well it looks from my "Sent" mail folder, when I open (download) the video, the audio lags way behind the lip movement in the beginning then finally catches up at the end of the half-minute video. Can anyone tell me if this can be fixed and what is causing this? Thank you very much.
Jerry

Hi,
I just played back the email video using Real Player and have the same problem with playing the email file using Real Player as I do with Media Player! Oh gosh, then there is something else wrong besides my players-but something with a video card or the power of my computer? It's a new Dell E 1705 with I GB RAM and a Duel processor (1.73 GHz) available physical memory of 300 MB, available virtual memory of 1.11 GB. Can someone please advise me on this? Thank you. Jerry
"Jerry Hughes" wrote:

For what file type? Does it work if you save the file to disk first? Does this file work correctly on a second computer in this fashion?
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"Jerry Hughes"

Hi zachd,
Thank you very much for addressing my problem. The file type is .wmv. I do save the file to disk first because I record the video using my Microsoft NX 6000 webcam, then rework it using Microsoft's Movie Maker. Then I send the video in an email. But it's not just my videos that will not sync the voice properly. I mean, the other day a family member sent me a video and their voice and video was not synced up eiher.
I've tried opening the file I saved and sent in an email, through my Sent Folder, and if I save it to disk from the email, then open it, the voice and video are in sync. But when I tried that with my family members video, the voice and video were still out of sync. Lost for reason.
Jerry
"zachd [MSFT]" wrote:

Does it work properly on a mate's computer? That is, are the files themselves corrupt/badly made, or is this an artifact of a problem on your system? Trying this on a second computer should answer that question. =\
Speaking for myself only. See zachd.com/pss/pss.html for some helpful WMP info. This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights. "Jerry Hughes"

Hi zachd,
Well, after I send them in an email, those receiving them say they are okay. But they may not look as closely as I do because I am the author. I'll try to send them to another computer and see. Thanks for the info. Jerry
"zachd [MSFT]" wrote: