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johnsonb
20th April 2006, 20:42
After creating a script to bypass the copyright pretection on my Harry Potter DVD, I ran the script through Videora and even though the audio is now there, it is not in sync at all with the video. I followed the steps by running the ripped DVD through DGIndex then BeLight, and then Videora but the delay in the audio gradually widens as the movie runs.

Help Please

neuron2
20th April 2006, 23:01
I followed the steps... You followed what steps?

johnsonb
20th April 2006, 23:12
the steps I saw at videora, this is what it said

DaProphecy wrote:
It is so powerful and easy to use for basic stuff plus it fixes the audio synch issue that videora has. (Also faster to resize in avisynth then ffmpeg)

When i get a chance i will write up a proper tutorial but for now:

Try frameserving with avisynth. (DGIndex, Avisynth and Belight are all easy to find free programs)
1. Use DGIndex to create .d2v project file and .ac3 or other format audio file.
2. Use belight to convert the audio to a .wav file (DGIndex puts the audio delay in the filename and belight automatically reads this delay from the filename and corrects it)
3. Create an avisynth file in notepad (save the file with extension .avs) to mux the video and audio. (can also do things such as resize, crop, add borders, select range of frames to be encoded and many others).
4. Import the .avs file into the program for encoding.
Example Script: (Anything following # is a comment and ignored by avisynth. To use the trim, crop and AddBorders below the # must be removed.)
LoadPlugin("C:\Program Files\AviSynth 2.5\plugins\dgdecode.dll") #needed to read the DGIndex project file
video = mpeg2source("Video.d2v") #import video (DGIndex project file)
audio = WavSource("Audio.wav") #import wave audio
AudioDub(video, audio) #multiplex audio and video (They will be synced if you followed steps 1 and 2)
#Trim(10,3000) #select source range to be encoded Trim(start , finish)
#crop(2,2,-2,-2) #crop video crop(left , top , -bottom , -right)
#AddBorders(0,24,0,24) #AddBorders(Left , Top , Right , Bottom)
LanczosResize(320,240) #resize LanczosResize(width , height)

neuron2
21st April 2006, 01:48
What Field Operation did you use in DGIndex?

What is videora?

johnsonb
21st April 2006, 02:53
First I used Honor Pulldown flags then I previewed it, then I changed it to Forced Film while I was saving the project


Sorry I meant Videora forums

johnsonb
22nd April 2006, 23:57
Anyone??