can anyone suggest a program to synchronize the audio of an Xvid avi
file? So far, I tried VirtualDub, YAAI, and BestPlay, but to no avail.
Maybe I'm too dumb to understand how to use these programs properly...
The file in question is a movie derived from a ratDVD, converted to
avi with AutoGordianKnot.
On Sun, 8 Oct 2006 16:26:40 +0200, Franz Daniel
<franzdaniel@fantasymail.de> wrote:
Quote:
Hello all,can anyone suggest a program to synchronize the audio of an Xvid avifile? So far, I tried VirtualDub, YAAI, and BestPlay, but to no avail.Maybe I'm too dumb to understand how to use these programs properly...The file in question is a movie derived from a ratDVD, converted toavi with AutoGordianKnot.Any help is appreciated.X-post and f'up to alt.video.dvd
Use Virtualdub. Set both audio and video to "Direct Stream Copy" To
adjust sync go to "Audio" on the menu, and enter a figure in
milliseconds under "Delay Audio Track." One video frame is about 33
ms.
On Monday, October 9, 2006, Steve wrote in <s9uii2901glia0eiolgtt83vi12ju219mi@4ax.com>:
Quote:
On Sun, 8 Oct 2006 16:26:40 +0200, Franz Daniel <franzdaniel@fantasymail.de> wrote:
Hello all,can anyone suggest a program to synchronize the audio of an Xvid avifile? So far, I tried VirtualDub, YAAI, and BestPlay, but to no avail.Maybe I'm too dumb to understand how to use these programs properly...The file in question is a movie derived from a ratDVD, converted toavi with AutoGordianKnot.Any help is appreciated.X-post and f'up to alt.video.dvd
Use Virtualdub. Set both audio and video to "Direct Stream Copy" To adjust sync go to "Audio" on the menu, and enter a figure in milliseconds under "Delay Audio Track." One video frame is about 33 ms.
Thank you Steve, after trying in vain on my Win2K notebook, I
succeeded at last on my PC with WinXP. (I don't like to use the PC
much ATM, as my monitor went up in smoke recently, and until I can
afford to buy a new one, my only substitute is a 14" with 640x480 max
resolution which really isn't exactly fun...)
The only flaw I find is, that the filesize has almost doubled, so I
must have overlooked something possibly too obvious in VirtualDub -
maybe I'll find out later. At least I can now watch the movie with my
girlfriend, and that was the main task. So, thanks again! :-)
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