@Suiryc - OGMuxer and audio delay

[majerle]

Hi all
I use your tool to mux subtitles, avi, ogg and other crap piece of file :rolleyes:
I encountered a little, but very fastidious, problems.
Ripping Younk Frankenstein (PAL) a have an ac3 track (Italian) with a delay of 1674ms.
With a so huge delay audio and video could not be muxed in syncro.
I read your precius documentation but i don't found any answer how add a delay (btw i have used a setup.omx file to do the job)

I resolved it in Besweet, enconding ac3 in ogg with that delay, but i prefer to mux directly in ogm ac3 and avi.

Thanks

Andres

[Suiryc]

There should be a file named 'Setup-New.omx' along with the program.
IIRC this file is mentioned in the boring little doc 'OGMuxer.txt' ;)
Have a look at it : it describes the new kind of 'setup' file you can use with OGMuxer. And you will see somewhere you can precise an offset/delay for your audio file.

btw I made a little bug-fix some time ago in OGMuxer but I don't think I told it on this board. Since it was related to the offset feature (the bug happened when using a negative offset) I just recalled it ^^'

[majerle]

Ok, SORRY :(

I found it
"Here is a waved AC3 file. Use a delay of -100ms (the audio will play earlier) and reprocess the audio.
<input file="C:\My Input 3 (Waved AC3).wav" delay="-100" reprocess="1">"

I admit, i use Koepy' oggmuxer setup, is just easier to modify ...
:rolleyes:


My excuses.

Andres

[Suiryc]

Eheh no problem.

Sure Koepi's format is much easier to edit (and is still available in OGMuxer) but as I needed to add new features (offset / forcing type of file, ...) and wanted to keep Koepi's format I just made a new one (kind of XML-like) :)

My docs are a bit boring but the one in 'Setup-New.omx' explains an example so I think people find it more useful ;)