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audio out of sync question
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Demon1777
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26. February 2012 @ 22:09 |
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i converted a dvd into avi format and when the file first starts playing everything is fine but after about a minute or two the audio gets ahead of the video...i have googled and tried numerous programs to fix this issue but everytime when i start tampering with it i mess it up worse then it already is...if the video and audio was out of sync from the start of the file i could fix it cause i have did so with other files....i been messing with this one allday and can't seem to fix it....can anyone help me?
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scorpNZ
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26. February 2012 @ 22:49 |
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thread should be teleported soon to correct section,your close but not quite..lol..
check source video plays ok
check encoding program settings aren't set to increase speed x amount of secs so audio gets out of sync or vice versa,basically recheck all it's settings
try dvdflick or is it autogk if you want avi instead of whatever prog your using or switch to handbrake & make mp4 or mkv instead
when testing create say a 5min-8min avi so you don't have to spend x amount of time only to find it was a waste,you can use dvdshrink to cut the end off or use vobBlanker
ok you better list the following:
Operating system used
program used to encode to avi
is dvd source pal or ntsc
where did dvd come from your rip or download
can't think of anything else you may need to list for better help
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ddp
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26. February 2012 @ 22:49 |
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moved to correct forum.
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Demon1777
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26. February 2012 @ 23:43 |
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27. February 2012 @ 06:15 |
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hello_hello
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14. March 2012 @ 03:11 |
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It's very unusually to have audio sync issues using AutoGK.
Does the audio sync go out in noticeable steps or does it just happen gradually?
If it's the former than it might be due to breaks in the audio stream on the original DVD, or AutoGK is skipping frames for some reason, but either way it's probably because the DVD wasn't ripped correctly.
If it's the latter it'd be very unusual, but it can possibly be fixed by opening the AVI with VirtualDubMod and adjusting the frame rate. If the frame rate is 23.976 fps, try resaving the AVI with a frame rate of 23.975 or 23.977 fps etc to see if that helps.
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