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Problems getting the sound to audio to match the video
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carlton32
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18. December 2001 @ 11:26 |
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New at this--first time try to rip a dvd and make a vcd. Everything was going fine until I watched the movie and noticed the video is about 20 secs ahead of the audio. Looks like I put together a foreign movie but, a little worse. I used Smart Ripper to rip the movie. Next, I used dvd2avi. Finally, I used TMPGEnc to encode the MPEG file. I tried to backtrack and figure out where I messed up but no luck. Can you tell me where I might have gone wrong? Everything else worked fine. Just the video/audio matching is giving me a problem. Thanks for your help.
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carlton32
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18. December 2001 @ 13:16 |
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I am able to play the files(vts_02_1 through vts_02_4) with no problem using PowerDVD. The sound and the video are in sync. However, when I try to play the MPEG file (finished product), the voice and the video are out of sync. Thanks again for any help to correct this problem.
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18. December 2001 @ 13:41 |
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Is the audio out of sync even beginning of the movie and does it get worse (more ahead) towards the end?
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carlton32
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18. December 2001 @ 16:06 |
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When I went back to look at the video I noticed the audio/video sync did get progressively worse as the MPEG file played on. In the beginning, audio/video was only out of sync about 20 seconds; however, at the end, it was out of sync more than 3 minutes. Do you have an idea of how to fix this and where I went wrong. Thanks again.
This message has been edited since posting. Last time this message was edited on 18. December 2001 @ 23:23
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19. December 2001 @ 01:36 |
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I would guess that you're using the wrong framerate -- your video is probably in NTSCFilm format and you've used NTSC template for encoding -> correct fps should be 23.97 and you've used 29.97. See the DVD2AVI's information box and check the fps and the video source (NTSC or FILM or PAL) -- if it really is FILM, use NTSCFilm template when encoding with TMPGEnc.
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carlton32
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19. December 2001 @ 09:58 |
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I went back to look at the info on the DVD2AVI tool. It says "Aspect Ratio-16:9, Frame Rate-29.970 fps, Video Type-Film, Frame Type-Progressive." The Movie is Crocodile Dundee in Los Angeles. I tried different template settings in the TMPGEnc tool including {VideoCD (NTSCFilm).mcf} and {VideoCD (NTSC).mcf}. I even tried {VideoCD (PAL).mcf} I only encoded the video/audio for about 10 minutes in each template to see if it worked (didn't want to wait another 6 hours to find out it didn't work. I had no luck. The audio/video is still out of sync while using the different frame rates. Any other suggestions? Thanks for the help.
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jnihil
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23. December 2001 @ 20:44 |
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is the WAV audio generated by DVD2AVI much longer than the original film length? if so, you may be doing something wrong in DVD2AVI.
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A_Klingon
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29. December 2001 @ 19:41 |
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One very lucky thing for me: I've never gotten an out-of-sync vcd movie when using FlaskMpeg with the built-in BBMpeg plugin. Sync is always bang-on, even though the very same dvd was WAY out of whack when creating an .avi.
Just a thought, in case you wanted to switch programs.
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NeedHelp
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8. January 2002 @ 11:28 |
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I have the same problem. And In my DVD2AVI it says 16:9, 24.000 fps, film, and progressive. So I did a force film with it. Con you help me with this one DB
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