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manono · 14th December 2012, 10:00

When you demux by PGC and play your script, is it off by the same amount all the way through? Or does the asynch get worse as the episodes go along? - is it progressive? I think you've thrown a red herring into the mix by messing around demuxing by cells. It's completely normal for different cells to have differing delays. Has nothing to do with your main problem (usually).

Does demuxing by VOB ID give you complete episodes? Would you prefer doing that? If you create a PGC VOB, is that in synch?

Forget all those trims, just play the whole thing through your script. Is there a delay? Is the delay constant?

Sometimes it will get everything back in synch if you don't use PGCDemux but just DGIndex, and rather than beginning at the very beginning, use the '[' button to cut off several black frames at the very beginning (maybe the 9 you mentioned). Of course, if that works it points to an incomplete decrypt as there are cells at the very beginning with no audio. Sometimes running your decrypted VOBs through FixVTS corrects that particular problem.

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manono Moderator Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: Hawaii Posts: 7,406	When you demux by PGC and play your script, is it off by the same amount all the way through? Or does the asynch get worse as the episodes go along? - is it progressive? I think you've thrown a red herring into the mix by messing around demuxing by cells. It's completely normal for different cells to have differing delays. Has nothing to do with your main problem (usually). Does demuxing by VOB ID give you complete episodes? Would you prefer doing that? If you create a PGC VOB, is that in synch? Forget all those trims, just play the whole thing through your script. Is there a delay? Is the delay constant? Sometimes it will get everything back in synch if you don't use PGCDemux but just DGIndex, and rather than beginning at the very beginning, use the '[' button to cut off several black frames at the very beginning (maybe the 9 you mentioned). Of course, if that works it points to an incomplete decrypt as there are cells at the very beginning with no audio. Sometimes running your decrypted VOBs through FixVTS corrects that particular problem. Last edited by manono; 14th December 2012 at 10:05.