Sound out of sinc with video - Pinnacle Dazzle DVD Recorder

Main board is bad since it works with both video and audio. Ur backlights are ok so that omits the inverter board. And the T con board is for video only - since you have hassles with audio and video that leaves the main board. Do not think it is the power supply since your inverter board is powering up the back lights.

HI
IN THIS CASE YOU LED TV CHANG AUDIO FORMATE PLEASE GO TO TUNING SECTION THEN IN FINE TUNING AND THERE IS SOUND OPTIOND LIKE BG DK I AND M SELECT ONE ACCORDING TO YOUR COUNTRY
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M NASIR

The Television is looking for SVIDEO, which is a separate standard. Since SVIDEO does not provide Audio, it uses RCA audio cables. Try switching to a Video in or AV IN setting.

1= make a signal in Video detector , you will find very easy to track the signal since this split for video, sound, sweep circuit.
see the block diagram.
the voltage for audio is +24Vdc.

God bless you

Not all cameras record sound along with images. Since you neglected to specify the make and model of your camera, I can't tell whether yours is one of them.
You might wish to repost your question, being sure to specify the make and model of your camera.

It is either a bad video driver or a bad video card. Sound has nothing to do with your video. Since a computer has a "sound card" and a driver for the sound card. I would reinstall your video driver. If you have access to another you can install the card there to see if you still have the same problem after you do a re-install of the "video driver". This should fix your problem. :)

Sounds like the main board is bad since the fan is not turning on. If its under warranty, get the system replaced, otherwise you'll have to buy a new one since buy parts cost more then just getting a new system.

The sound sync problem has been round since the very start of DVD conversion.

However, the general rule is defrag the hard drive before rendering or capturing and also make certain that all running apps are shut down (messengers, etc)

Another common problem is the video drivers - always keep those fully up to date with the latest drivers from the card makers (same for sound drivers) and also the latest DirectX from MS

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scan your system with avast,quick heal and symantec with latest update.
then uninstall sound driver and install again.

It sounds like the part responsible for converting the video to a TV signal has gone bad, especially since it didn't change after trying new cables. Unfortunately, there's nothing you can do at home for this kind of problem.

If you've owned your 360 for less than a year, contact Microsoft and arrange a repair, since it's still under warranty. If you've had it for more than a year, contact the extended warranty company (you did buy the extended warranty, right?) ... if you didn't, and it's more than a year since you got it, I'm afraid you're out of luck.