janus1
19th February 2003, 02:59
Hello!
I need help with the following problem:
1. I have an ac3-file with the negative audio delay of -80.
So I tried to use ac3 delay corrector 1.8, but it reports that the stream is damaged.
2. I read that Besplit can correct that AND compensate for the delay, so I used the tool (also see log-file attached):
BeSplit -core( -input D:\DVD\PROJEKT\AUDIO\Deutsch.ac3 -prefix D:\DVD\PROJEKT\AUDIO\Deutsch-neu.ac3 -logfile BeSplit.txt -type ac3 -ending ) -split( 0.080 )
Ok, now the stream has been repaired (besplit reported some sync errors). And I have noticed that the ac3-file resulting from besplit is indeed slightly smaller.
BUT NOW THE QUESTION: What delay has the ac3-file after having been corrected and compensated for the delay by Besplit? Is it "0"?
Thanks in Advance.
JANUS
PS: Somedbody told me that an ac3-file has 32 ms per frame, so the delay should be either -16 or +16... is this correct?
I need help with the following problem:
1. I have an ac3-file with the negative audio delay of -80.
So I tried to use ac3 delay corrector 1.8, but it reports that the stream is damaged.
2. I read that Besplit can correct that AND compensate for the delay, so I used the tool (also see log-file attached):
BeSplit -core( -input D:\DVD\PROJEKT\AUDIO\Deutsch.ac3 -prefix D:\DVD\PROJEKT\AUDIO\Deutsch-neu.ac3 -logfile BeSplit.txt -type ac3 -ending ) -split( 0.080 )
Ok, now the stream has been repaired (besplit reported some sync errors). And I have noticed that the ac3-file resulting from besplit is indeed slightly smaller.
BUT NOW THE QUESTION: What delay has the ac3-file after having been corrected and compensated for the delay by Besplit? Is it "0"?
Thanks in Advance.
JANUS
PS: Somedbody told me that an ac3-file has 32 ms per frame, so the delay should be either -16 or +16... is this correct?