DGIndex demuxing problem

cybercla · 9th October 2005, 21:42

Hello,
I was recording last night something from nbc, and there were a couple of places in which the stream had no sound for a few hundred miliseconds (right after a commercial break and before joining in with the program - during the black fade in and out). Now when demuxing with dgindex those spots without sound were removed and thus when merging the audio and video back I had out of sync problems. (the timestamps reseted every time this problem occured).

Any way of fixing this? Or can I use a different software for demuxing?

Thank you,
cybercla

P.S: I can probably cut part of the stream that has problems if anyone is interested in looking at it.

Guest · 10th October 2005, 15:02

Yes, please provide a fragment of the unprocessed source clip that shows the problem.

cybercla · 14th October 2005, 21:50

Hello neuron and thanks for the reply.

Where would you want me to upload that file? (Its a little over 250 MB - about a minute and a half).

Thanks

Guest · 14th October 2005, 23:15

Put it on my FTP server as given in my sig. Then PM me when it is available, giving me the filename.

cybercla · 15th October 2005, 08:32

Your ftp server doesnt allow me to go over 11 MB. I tried 2 or 3 times ... and the upload fails every time around 11 MB.

Any ideas why that's the case?

Thanks

Guest · 15th October 2005, 13:33

Must be a problem with your client. We've used that for 500MByte files with no problem.

Try one of the free hosting sites if you can't sort out your FTP client.

nnigam · 28th October 2005, 15:48

Was there any resolution to this. 99% of the time, dgindex works perfectly for me. On rare occasions, though I get audio synch errors. I never really examined the source of the problem, but will look again and see if a similar problem is there.

Guest · 29th October 2005, 00:59

I was never provided with a good stream, just corrupted uploads.

nnigam · 31st October 2005, 15:50

I had this problem with my capture of "Close to Home". I used HDTV2MPG2 to cut out the commercials, dgindex to demux, avisynth and vdubmod to create the avi file? I only recoreded one show since I could not process it. I can send you whatever you want and as much as you want. Total is about 8 gigs, but the difference is noticable after only a few minutes. I am using myhd100 to capture.

I also tried using just dgindex leaving commercials and still had the synch problem.

Guest · 31st October 2005, 16:41

Please upload a stream to my FTP with instructions for duplicating the problem. Thank you. Up to 500MBytes is OK. PM me when it is uploaded.

nnigam · 1st November 2005, 15:14

Two segments I tried last night seemed not to display this problem. Let me look in greater detail and try to see where the synch error starts. I will cut from there and send to you.

9th October 2005, 21:42	#1 \| Link
cybercla Registered User Join Date: Jan 2005 Posts: 11	DGIndex demuxing problem Hello, I was recording last night something from nbc, and there were a couple of places in which the stream had no sound for a few hundred miliseconds (right after a commercial break and before joining in with the program - during the black fade in and out). Now when demuxing with dgindex those spots without sound were removed and thus when merging the audio and video back I had out of sync problems. (the timestamps reseted every time this problem occured). Any way of fixing this? Or can I use a different software for demuxing? Thank you, cybercla P.S: I can probably cut part of the stream that has problems if anyone is interested in looking at it.

28th October 2005, 15:48	#7 \| Link
nnigam Registered User Join Date: Nov 2004 Posts: 92	Was there any resolution to this. 99% of the time, dgindex works perfectly for me. On rare occasions, though I get audio synch errors. I never really examined the source of the problem, but will look again and see if a similar problem is there. __________________ Neeraj C. Nigam nnigam@pntravels.com

31st October 2005, 15:50	#9 \| Link
nnigam Registered User Join Date: Nov 2004 Posts: 92	I had this problem with my capture of "Close to Home". I used HDTV2MPG2 to cut out the commercials, dgindex to demux, avisynth and vdubmod to create the avi file? I only recoreded one show since I could not process it. I can send you whatever you want and as much as you want. Total is about 8 gigs, but the difference is noticable after only a few minutes. I am using myhd100 to capture. I also tried using just dgindex leaving commercials and still had the synch problem. __________________ Neeraj C. Nigam nnigam@pntravels.com

1st November 2005, 15:14	#11 \| Link
nnigam Registered User Join Date: Nov 2004 Posts: 92	Two segments I tried last night seemed not to display this problem. Let me look in greater detail and try to see where the synch error starts. I will cut from there and send to you. __________________ Neeraj C. Nigam nnigam@pntravels.com

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10th October 2005, 15:02	#2 \| Link
Guest Guest Join Date: Jan 2002 Posts: 21,901	Yes, please provide a fragment of the unprocessed source clip that shows the problem.

14th October 2005, 21:50	#3 \| Link
cybercla Registered User Join Date: Jan 2005 Posts: 11	Hello neuron and thanks for the reply. Where would you want me to upload that file? (Its a little over 250 MB - about a minute and a half). Thanks

14th October 2005, 23:15	#4 \| Link
Guest Guest Join Date: Jan 2002 Posts: 21,901	Put it on my FTP server as given in my sig. Then PM me when it is available, giving me the filename.

15th October 2005, 08:32	#5 \| Link
cybercla Registered User Join Date: Jan 2005 Posts: 11	Your ftp server doesnt allow me to go over 11 MB. I tried 2 or 3 times ... and the upload fails every time around 11 MB. Any ideas why that's the case? Thanks

15th October 2005, 13:33	#6 \| Link
Guest Guest Join Date: Jan 2002 Posts: 21,901	Must be a problem with your client. We've used that for 500MByte files with no problem. Try one of the free hosting sites if you can't sort out your FTP client.

29th October 2005, 00:59	#8 \| Link
Guest Guest Join Date: Jan 2002 Posts: 21,901	I was never provided with a good stream, just corrupted uploads.

31st October 2005, 16:41	#10 \| Link
Guest Guest Join Date: Jan 2002 Posts: 21,901	Please upload a stream to my FTP with instructions for duplicating the problem. Thank you. Up to 500MBytes is OK. PM me when it is uploaded.