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crunchie xvid's audio out of sync on dvd player

Wondering if someone could provide an explanation on why my xvids created by Crunchie has a problem with audio being out of sync when played on a standalone dvd player.
The xvids play perfectly within MCE but on my LG dvd player which supports DIVX, the audio lags behind the video by about .5 second.
Is it that the divx codec is not compatable with xvid.
I burn the avi's to a "data" dvd using nero.
Cheers
Mike

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