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rocket_robot · 30th October 2001, 14:59

I will probably get flamed for this.

(Editing an executable is not usually a wise idea, and it is only so I don't have demux and remux every time)

But, one easy way I have found to solve my problem is to 'hack' the dvd2svcd executable. And change the BBpmpeg ini file settings to use a video delay of 413 instead of the default 180.

Basically you download this program FXEDIT32

http://www.programmersheaven.com/zone16/cat289/2993.htm

use it to open up DVD2SVCD.exe Then search, and find string 'videoDelay=180'

then edit/ edithex

Next change the value from 180 to 413. Then save the file. It is probably wise to save under a new name.

Then you can run the new DVD2SCVD.exe as normal and the final files it produces will have the correct offset for the toshiba player every time.

Rocket.

Also, just out of interest does anyone one know why I only get 60% CPU usage when running CCE on a twin pIII 1gig processor machine? My speed is only .671.

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rocket_robot Registered User Join Date: Oct 2001 Posts: 16	I will probably get flamed for this. (Editing an executable is not usually a wise idea, and it is only so I don't have demux and remux every time) But, one easy way I have found to solve my problem is to 'hack' the dvd2svcd executable. And change the BBpmpeg ini file settings to use a video delay of 413 instead of the default 180. Basically you download this program FXEDIT32 http://www.programmersheaven.com/zone16/cat289/2993.htm use it to open up DVD2SVCD.exe Then search, and find string 'videoDelay=180' then edit/ edithex Next change the value from 180 to 413. Then save the file. It is probably wise to save under a new name. Then you can run the new DVD2SCVD.exe as normal and the final files it produces will have the correct offset for the toshiba player every time. Rocket. Also, just out of interest does anyone one know why I only get 60% CPU usage when running CCE on a twin pIII 1gig processor machine? My speed is only .671. Last edited by rocket_robot; 30th October 2001 at 15:06.