eterna111
18th January 2002, 21:46
Hey.
A little offtopic, but I want to know if this is possible, and you developers should know it :)
Anyway, a little while ago I downloaded Brotherhood.Of.The.Wolf.2001.DVDiVX-COLLiSiON, and I don't know if I'm the only one with this problem, but the audio is out of sync with the picture (it's lagging 100ms). And anyway, I know it's easy to fix this in Nandub (and I have to do it for a lot of the movies I download), but yet:
I'm looking for a player that has a slider or some other way to offset the audio and/or video IN REALTIME, so that I don't have to write a new file with new audiosettings (like it's possible to do with Nandub) in order to watch content that has been encoded with sync-problems (i.e. poor audioplacement).
It's difficult to understand why there isn't a good plugin for WinAmp that can do this (with the right codecs installed, of course). I know VidAmp plays most content though, but it doesn't do what I outlined above, i.e.
I realize it must be much harder for a programmer to delay the video than audio (if the audio is delayed after the video), but still, can't someone write either a plugin for a wellknown and widely used program (like WinAmp) or a new program?
Thanks!
Eterna
A little offtopic, but I want to know if this is possible, and you developers should know it :)
Anyway, a little while ago I downloaded Brotherhood.Of.The.Wolf.2001.DVDiVX-COLLiSiON, and I don't know if I'm the only one with this problem, but the audio is out of sync with the picture (it's lagging 100ms). And anyway, I know it's easy to fix this in Nandub (and I have to do it for a lot of the movies I download), but yet:
I'm looking for a player that has a slider or some other way to offset the audio and/or video IN REALTIME, so that I don't have to write a new file with new audiosettings (like it's possible to do with Nandub) in order to watch content that has been encoded with sync-problems (i.e. poor audioplacement).
It's difficult to understand why there isn't a good plugin for WinAmp that can do this (with the right codecs installed, of course). I know VidAmp plays most content though, but it doesn't do what I outlined above, i.e.
I realize it must be much harder for a programmer to delay the video than audio (if the audio is delayed after the video), but still, can't someone write either a plugin for a wellknown and widely used program (like WinAmp) or a new program?
Thanks!
Eterna