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| LandinLawderdale |
| Posted: Jul 9 2002, 09:40 PM |
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Hey all you expert dvd ripper I need your help!! my problem is for the longest time ive looked for a good DVDivx copy of Gladitor but had no luck soooo i decided to rip the movie myself. I have ripped a few other moviz with alot of sucess so no problem right ........ NOPE big problem when i play the movie the Audio and Video are out of sync. And i cant seem to get them to line up Ive tryed using Virtual Dub to fix the problem but i cant seem to fix the DAMN problem (Very Frustrating ). Most Likely im just using the program wrong. so could someone explan to me how to fix this problem ????????? By giving me instructions on how to use virtual dub right or recomending other programs that could fix my little problem.
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| everwicked |
| Posted: Jul 10 2002, 12:25 AM |
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Scrap it and start over.
http://www.everwicked.com/content/ |
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| robUx4 |
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When you sync problem when seeking in the file, from the start of the file, or after a few minutes ? |
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| LandinLawderdale |
| Posted: Jul 10 2002, 09:05 PM |
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its just off the whole time |
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| ChristianHJW |
| Posted: Jul 10 2002, 09:19 PM |
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a constant offset ? seems like the proggie you were using to rip the movie cant compensate delays in the original AC3.
You can use Virtualdub to compensate . I will explain how to do it if you confirm this is the case.
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| spyder |
| Posted: Jul 12 2002, 04:24 PM |
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You aren't by chance using Flask or Xmpeg are you?
I had the exact same problem when I tried to rip Gladiator. Somethin to do with Reconstruct Progressive Frames. It was throwing the whole timing off. Try disabling any thing like Force FILM and just IVTC. Or it may be what Christian said. |
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| grif_mcrenolds |
| Posted: Jul 12 2002, 06:38 PM |
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If you extract the AC3 track with DVD2AVI, then it will tell you how many milliseconds you should offset the audio by. |
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| ProfDrMorph |
| Posted: Jul 29 2002, 12:48 PM |
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If the a/v desync is constant then you can fix it by opening the .avi file in VDub and save it under a new name with changed interleaving settings:
- open file in VD
- set both Video and Audio to Direct Stream Copy
- click on Audio | Interleaving
- change the "Delay audio track by XXX ms" setting ( maybe you have to test different values. Just play around a bit. Or use the value you get from DVD2AVI/SmartRipper when extracting the AC3 stream if you know how to do that )
- save the file
Should the desync be variable ( sometimes more sometimes less ) than I'm sure you're using Flask/Xmpeg and you're compressing the audio stream directly to MP3 using Flask/Xmpeg instead of saving a temporary file with uncompressed audio. This is a known bug and not related to this forum.
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