Sure, what other details would you like?

To rephrase my problem, though, when I convert my video, it is like it's on fast forward. If my original video is 36 seconds long, the playback of the converted video will be 16 seconds long because the video is playing back faster. But the audio is still the same speed.

Thanks for the Link!

Here's the details:


#1 - a copy of my ".spf" file:

[Encoder]
Format=4
VidCodec=11
AudCodec=6
Encoder=1
VidBitr=24
AudBitr=4
VidScaleSize=9
MoreScaleSize=0
CustVWid=320
CustVHght=240
Cust1VWid=368
Cust1VHght=208
Cust2VWid=416
Cust2VHght=176
VidAspect=2
VidFPS=9
MoreFPS=0
Custfps=8
Cust1fps=16
Cust2fps=20
AudSample=3
AudChanl=1
VidDisable=0
AudDisable=0
VidCopy=0
AudCopy=0
Vidhq=1
Vidtq=0
Vidfasp=0
AudioSampleReference=1
AutoAudience=0
Target=0
TStarget=0
Theme=5
OutPutFolder=C:\Program Files\eRightSoft\SUPER\OutPut\
SourceFolder=z:\
DSlogo=0
DSlogoMessg=*eRightSoft*
DSlogoFont=Vivaldi
DSlogoSize=28
DSlogoColor=10354879
DSlogoHlColor=16240383
DSlogoPos=4
DSJoinMux=1
DSMotion=-1
DSsmUD=12
DSfmUD=69
DSFH=0
DSFV=0
DSRevrs=0
DSTurning=-1
DSinvY=0
DSinvU=0
DSinvV=0
DSBW=0
DSFI=0
DSFO=0
DSFIsec=4
DSFOsec=03
DSInf=0
VidDeinterlace=0
BF=0
H264Stream=0
BFrames=2
EncodeDuration=0
ClosedGOP=0
GOPAuto=0
ManualGOP=15
AdjustVolume=1
EncodeVolume=5
SnapShotAt=4.3
VideoOffsetSec=3
EncDurationFor=10
CropTop=32
CropRight=0
CropButtom=32
CropLeft=0
PadColor=4670008
PadTop=32
PadRight=0
PadButtom=32
PadLeft=0
H264profile=0
H264level=7
FLVTag=
[RealProducer]
Path=C:\PROGRA~1\
Audience=0
EncodeProfile=1321
[GeneralOptions]
ShowHints=0
ShowWarnings=0
ShowCreditScreen=1
AlwaysOnTop=1
AnalyzeON=0
AviSynthON=0
PSPcnt=0
VOBcnt=10
SameSrcFolder=0
UnderScoreON=0
SameDateTimeON=0
LowerCaseON=0
[Player]
Brightness=-75
Contrast=-5
Hue=0
Saturation=0
FullScreen=1
Aspect43=0
Aspect169=0
Tiles=0
PlaySlow=0
PlayFast=0
Deinterlace=0
Flip=0
Mirror=0
TurnRight=0
TurnLeft=0
ShowLog=0


#2 - My Input File's Multi-media Analysis:

Analyzing the source file   1 - Borg and Doug.3g2

General #0
Complete name : Z:\- DVD Backup\The New Downloads\New Pics and Videos\Star Trek The Experience\Rotated Video\2 - 08-23-2009 - Doug, Mike, Ron, and Richard Eating at Quark's for Lunch\1 - Borg and Doug.3g2
Format : 3GPP2
Format/Info : 3GPP2 Media
Format/Family : MPEG-4
File size : 878 KiB
PlayTime : 36s 520ms
Bit rate : 197 Kbps
StreamSize/String : 2.71 KiB
Encoded date : UTC 2008-08-23 20:19:46
Tagged date : UTC 2008-08-23 20:19:46

Video #0
Codec : MPEG-4 Visual
Codec/Family : MPEG-4V
PlayTime : 36s 466ms
Bit rate mode : VBR
Bit rate : 183 Kbps
Maximum bit rate : 275 Kbps
Width : 320 pixels
Height : 240 pixels
Display Aspect ratio : 4/3
Frame rate mode : VFR
Frame rate : 7.322 fps
Minimum frame rate : 3.750 fps
Maximum frame rate : 15.000 fps
Bits/(Pixel*Frame) : 0.325
StreamSize/String : 813 KiB
Encoded date : UTC 2008-08-23 20:19:46
Tagged date : UTC 2008-08-23 20:19:46

Audio #0
Codec : QCELP
PlayTime : 36s 520ms
Bit rate mode : CBR
Bit rate : 14.0 Kbps
Channel(s) : 1 channel
Sampling rate : 8000 Hz
Resolution : 16 bits
StreamSize/String : 62.4 KiB
Encoded date : UTC 2008-08-23 20:19:46
Tagged date : UTC 2008-08-23 20:19:46


#3 - Details about my PC:

CPU Speed: Intel Core 2 Duo Mobile T7700 2400 MHz
Ram Size: 4096 MB (2x 2048 DDR2-SDRAM)
HD Free Space: 1st drive - C: drive : 278 GB free / 2nd drive - for files:  207 GB free.


#4 - No Error Messages

$5 - Other Info:

My video will be converted into the correct speed and length as my original video (36 seconds) If I have DirectShow Decode checked. However, there is no audio in the converted video.

Hope this info helps! If there's anything else I can give you, let me know. Thank you for your help!

Richard

Thanks for your reply. I lowered my FPS to "4", but the video is still 16 minutes long. And the video itself is a lot choppier. Is there any other settings I should adjust in addition to the FPS?

Thanks again,
Richard