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salman1
23rd June 2007, 17:10
Hi, i have a video which is play 23.796 and i have audio which plays @ 29 fps. but when i mux those files together i get sync audio delay problem. is there any ways to change audio @ 23.976 fps so i don't get sync audio problem also why when i do IVTC to movie i always gets a sync audio problem. Thanks...
neuron2
23rd June 2007, 17:25
salman1,

Please post in the proper forum for your query. This is nothing to do with an MPEG4 encoder GUI. I am moving it to Newbies.
salman1
23rd June 2007, 17:27
^ sorry and thanks....
salman1
23rd June 2007, 18:02
please throw some help @ me. Thanks..
setarip_old
23rd June 2007, 19:19
Hi!Hi, i have a video which is play 23.796 and i have audio which plays @ 29 fps.I'm curious to understand how you managed to rip the audio and video from the original source material (whether a capture or DVD) at different playback rates -and why you don't simply re-rip the original source material properly.

Please be good enough to explain...
salman1
23rd June 2007, 19:22
Hi!I'm curious to understand how you managed to rip the audio and video from the original source material (whether a capture or DVD) at different playback rates -and why you don't simply re-rip the original source material properly.

Please be good enough to explain...

this rip took me 48 hrs to make it clean rip so i don't want to do re-rip. sorry bad english.
setarip_old
23rd June 2007, 20:01
Again, I'm curious to understand - how did you manage to rip the audio and video from the original source material (whether a capture or DVD) at different playback rates?

this was old movie took me 48 hrs to make it clean ripWhat is the original source material - DVD, VHS, or if something else, what?

What is the Title (and Region, if DVD) of the movie?
salman1
23rd June 2007, 20:24
Again, I'm curious to understand - how did you manage to rip the audio and video from the original source material (whether a capture or DVD) at different playback rates?

What is the original source material - DVD, VHS, or if something else, what?

What is the Title (and Region, if DVD) of the movie?


it was dvd9 some american movie. (cartoon) but now i deleted data so no need help. Thanks
setarip_old
23rd June 2007, 20:32
it was dvd9 some american movie. (cartoon) but now i deleted data so no need help.Regardless, since you posted an original question, will you please be kind enough to state the Title and Region and explain - how did you manage to rip the audio and video from the original DVD source material at different playback rates?
salman1
23rd June 2007, 21:12
Regardless, since you posted an original question, will you please be kind enough to state the Title and Region and explain - how did you manage to rip the audio and video from the original DVD source material at different playback rates?

i didn't it was came automatically.
neuron2
23rd June 2007, 21:19
Closing stupid thread.

salman1, you better shape up or you're gonna be outta here.