AC3 interleaving

ThePanda · 16th January 2002, 01:15

I usually do 64ms, but why shouldn't I just do every frame? That seems to work fine for the 23.976fps movie I tested it with, it seems like there's no delay for the a/v to get in sync after I seek through the movie whereas I think there is a delay when it's set to 64ms. Please give me any ideas you have

pale · 16th January 2002, 06:22

There seems to be a problem with many computers with SB soundcards, that causes stuttering during playback if interleaving is done per every frame. Having said that, I have an SB (Live 5.1) and don't have this problem.

ThePanda · 16th January 2002, 06:31

yeah i have sb live value and it seems fine. i guess it is okay then.

ThePanda · 16th January 2002, 20:33

hmm, actually, for a few seconds at the end of the movie the audio is kind of choppy. i guess i'll put it back to 64 and see if it fixes.

Edit: Nevermind, I guess it must just be a problem with the soundtrack at that point.

Edit 2: Hmm, I moved it to my other hard drive and now it doesn't skip at that point. Maybe it was a fragmented file? Strange..

pdontthink · 18th January 2002, 08:53

sorry, i saw this thread late... not to mention
i'm a newbie... can y'all explain WHERE you
are making these settings? are you multiplexing
in VDub? NanDub?

thx!!

ThePanda · 18th January 2002, 14:45

nandub-audio-interleaving

pdontthink · 18th January 2002, 20:57

thank you!

pdontthink · 19th January 2002, 05:13

Can anyone comment on the pros/cons/comparisons
of using VirtualDub (with AC3 patch) as opposed
to Nandub to mux their AC3 soundtracks?

Thank you!

16th January 2002, 01:15	#1 \| Link
ThePanda Registered User Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: Connecticut Posts: 117	AC3 interleaving I usually do 64ms, but why shouldn't I just do every frame? That seems to work fine for the 23.976fps movie I tested it with, it seems like there's no delay for the a/v to get in sync after I seek through the movie whereas I think there is a delay when it's set to 64ms. Please give me any ideas you have

16th January 2002, 20:33	#4 \| Link
ThePanda Registered User Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: Connecticut Posts: 117	hmm, actually, for a few seconds at the end of the movie the audio is kind of choppy. i guess i'll put it back to 64 and see if it fixes. Edit: Nevermind, I guess it must just be a problem with the soundtrack at that point. Edit 2: Hmm, I moved it to my other hard drive and now it doesn't skip at that point. Maybe it was a fragmented file? Strange.. Last edited by ThePanda; 16th January 2002 at 20:48.

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16th January 2002, 06:22	#2 \| Link
pale Registered User Join Date: Dec 2001 Posts: 57	There seems to be a problem with many computers with SB soundcards, that causes stuttering during playback if interleaving is done per every frame. Having said that, I have an SB (Live 5.1) and don't have this problem.

16th January 2002, 06:31	#3 \| Link
ThePanda Registered User Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: Connecticut Posts: 117	yeah i have sb live value and it seems fine. i guess it is okay then.

18th January 2002, 08:53	#5 \| Link
pdontthink Registered User Join Date: Jan 2002 Posts: 104	sorry, i saw this thread late... not to mention i'm a newbie... can y'all explain WHERE you are making these settings? are you multiplexing in VDub? NanDub? thx!!

18th January 2002, 14:45	#6 \| Link
ThePanda Registered User Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: Connecticut Posts: 117	nandub-audio-interleaving

18th January 2002, 20:57	#7 \| Link
pdontthink Registered User Join Date: Jan 2002 Posts: 104	thank you!

19th January 2002, 05:13	#8 \| Link
pdontthink Registered User Join Date: Jan 2002 Posts: 104	Can anyone comment on the pros/cons/comparisons of using VirtualDub (with AC3 patch) as opposed to Nandub to mux their AC3 soundtracks? Thank you!