.ts streams, when demuxed, audio is delayed

[sander815]

i am tgrying to do some editing in premiere with some .ts streams from my sat receiver. premiere cannot reasd ts streams, so i demux them with DGIndex.exe. Then i have 2 files, 1 video and 1 audio. Now the problem i have is that the asuio is around 1 sec behind. Of course i can correct that, by starting the audio 1 sec later, but why does this happen?

the audio files after demuzing also get this in their name: vidname_pid054_delay_983ms?? Why is the audio delayed 983 ms?

[Pookie]

DgIndex is usually pretty good about this. You can try ProjectX, which works quite well in demuxing. Look for the Compiled Version of ProjectX, it'll be much easier to install.

[frednerk]

.TS streams can have capture faults which need correcting as you know (lost packets, scrambled packets, etc). DGIndex is no doubt great. Refer http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?p=814236#post814236 - I've found it reliably fixes sync errors in .TS streams during demuxing, and reports level of sync estimation at the end. You need to configure the defaults (easy enough, even I did it).
PVAStrumento 2.1.0.15 - I've found it recommended all over the place... fixing dud streams, demuxing multiple embedded audio, auto re-syncing streams, detecting/fixing scrambled packets, etc... it outputs mpv,ac3,mp2 files... http://www.offeryn.de/dv.htm