Audio delay with videora

hey, when I have been converting come longer movies with Videora when I get like 15 min into them the audio gets off by like 2 seconds. anyone know if you can fix this or how to fix it?
thanks

I had the same problem, http://discussions.info.apple.com/webx?128@@.68bcde48
but have heard anything yet.. about it. i just deleted the movie and put another one on..

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