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rob&keri

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22. June 2006 @ 01:50

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Hi,

Hope this is in the right place!

I have an AVI file which when I try to convert to dvd using 'convertx2dvd' leaves the lip sinc slightly out. I get this message within two or three lines as its converting.

'audio discrepency in input stream at 72.00 ms: 48.00 ms of audio missing'

Any help please.

Cheers

Rob

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cougar_ii

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23. June 2006 @ 11:03

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Hi there,

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'audio discrepency in input stream at 72.00 ms: 48.00 ms of audio missing'

This means your input file is not encoded properly.
ConvertXtoDVD tried to fill in the missing audio.

The unreleased v2.0.14.130 will/should fix all those Out Of Sync issues, specially with you get the above messages !

Keep your eyes open, and visit the VSO Website often, so see when they will release v2.0.14

For now, have you tried those files with v2.0.13, the latest version ?

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ConvertXtoDVD - 2.0.14.130
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Audio sync and complex subtitles bugfixes

- 0000190: [Feature Request] Support of SRT files written in Unicode (wesson)
- 0000172: [Bug] Audio out of sync after ''audio discontinuity fixed...24,00 ms added'' message. (wesson)
- 0000110: [Bug] Sound goes off sync after "audio disrepancy" messages (wesson)
- 0000188: [Bug] Audio out of sync after several reported discontinuities (wesson)

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