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Dang, an actual copy to work with. As always, the video is great, but this time it appears to be direct audio. I don't want to get my hopes up, but I did skim it and it's all good. Thanks guys, finally can watch something.

V-9
A-8
M-7

great rls picture is very sharp and the audio is crystal. my kids did lose interest in the film though. but i wont pass judgement till ive watched it fully.
v-9
a-9
m-?
(mailman how can you rate the film if you have not watched it only skimmed through the rls?)

I still get out of sync issues on my stand alone. *shrug*

Other than that, video is good, and my kid and I enjoyed the movie.

AVI-Mux reports this file as having a 600ms delay.

This typically causes no problems on software players, Windows Media Player, VLC and the like, but will result of out of sync issues on stand alone players.

The only real way to correct this for stand alone players is to pad the audio out with silence. This can be achieved using a tool such as DelayCut...