sound out of sync

Dude · 21st January 2002, 20:30

hi guys,
well i am trying to rip a dvd and i have been having some problem.
i want to rip jeepers creepers. i started out with smartripper but got only vobs without the .lst file. so i went to the stream proccesing and chose the video and the english 6 ch (i want to get dolby). this time i got the .lst so i went to vob2audio and tried to get an mp3 of the sound. well it didn't give me any languages to choose from (english...) and the start button didn't work! so i tried to make a .lst file from what i got at the begining, again with a problem. this time vob2audio didn't give me languages but wrote AC3 on all of the options, and again the start button didn't work. so i went to dvd2avi and got the sound. made the huge wav i had (996mb) into a small mp3 (80mb). then i tried to get the audio onto my film but it was out of sync. can anyone help me?
pls?

mustaneekeri · 22nd January 2002, 00:45

Open ur Video in Virtualdub
choose Video: Direct stream copy.
Audio: Avi audio, Direct stream copy.
choose Video: Framerate -> change so video and audio durations match
then Save the AVI under different name.

sibe · 22nd January 2002, 11:45

Vob2audio doesn't work very well for a lot of people and is outdated. The best program for direct vob -> mp3 is BeSweet.
If you want Dolby Digital sound there's no other way than to keep the original AC3 file. If you want Dolby Sourround (Pro Logic), which means a 2 channel downmix, BeSweet does that.

Sibe

FactorM · 22nd January 2002, 12:32

@mustaneekeri:

'choose Video: Framerate -> change so video and audio durations match
'

sometimes this gave me also synch problems, but without activating it the synch is perfect.

Dude · 24th January 2002, 15:02

thx guys i will try them. i think i will try besweet first and then the other ways.
thx a lot

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Dude Registered User Join Date: Dec 2001 Posts: 5	sound out of sync hi guys, well i am trying to rip a dvd and i have been having some problem. i want to rip jeepers creepers. i started out with smartripper but got only vobs without the .lst file. so i went to the stream proccesing and chose the video and the english 6 ch (i want to get dolby). this time i got the .lst so i went to vob2audio and tried to get an mp3 of the sound. well it didn't give me any languages to choose from (english...) and the start button didn't work! so i tried to make a .lst file from what i got at the begining, again with a problem. this time vob2audio didn't give me languages but wrote AC3 on all of the options, and again the start button didn't work. so i went to dvd2avi and got the sound. made the huge wav i had (996mb) into a small mp3 (80mb). then i tried to get the audio onto my film but it was out of sync. can anyone help me? pls? __________________ Guess who...

22nd January 2002, 12:32	#4 \| Link
FactorM Registered User Join Date: Nov 2001 Posts: 201	@mustaneekeri: 'choose Video: Framerate -> change so video and audio durations match ' sometimes this gave me also synch problems, but without activating it the synch is perfect. __________________ I'll throw you helluva fast helluva far :) There is always something besides DivX

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Dude Registered User Join Date: Dec 2001 Posts: 5	thx guys i will try them. i think i will try besweet first and then the other ways. thx a lot __________________ Guess who...

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22nd January 2002, 00:45	#2 \| Link
mustaneekeri Registered User Join Date: Nov 2001 Posts: 149	Open ur Video in Virtualdub choose Video: Direct stream copy. Audio: Avi audio, Direct stream copy. choose Video: Framerate -> change so video and audio durations match then Save the AVI under different name.

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sibe Registered User Join Date: Dec 2001 Posts: 174	Vob2audio doesn't work very well for a lot of people and is outdated. The best program for direct vob -> mp3 is BeSweet. If you want Dolby Digital sound there's no other way than to keep the original AC3 file. If you want Dolby Sourround (Pro Logic), which means a 2 channel downmix, BeSweet does that. Sibe