ech3lon9
20th April 2009, 06:40
Is there a way to set a delay value into an MKV file without demuxing an MKV file and then remuxing the tracks back?
I converted a high-def ".ts" file to MKV using Handbrake, but the audio is off by 1000 ms (constant).
Demuxing using mkvextract and then muxing it back using mkvmerge (all using latest version) creates an mkv with a "drifting" out-of-sync audio. Possibly caused by variable frame-rate produced by handbrake, not sure though.
I converted a high-def ".ts" file to MKV using Handbrake, but the audio is off by 1000 ms (constant).
Demuxing using mkvextract and then muxing it back using mkvmerge (all using latest version) creates an mkv with a "drifting" out-of-sync audio. Possibly caused by variable frame-rate produced by handbrake, not sure though.