Audio Delaying player

TelemachusMH · 27th April 2002, 21:21

Is there a player that will let you play a movie and let you enter in a delay for the audio? I have a few movies that weren't synced right ... and I would like to be able to sync them when I play them.

TelemachusMH

Goldfinger_007 · 29th April 2002, 02:33

Whenever i've had audio out of synch, I split the movie into a video file and an audio file (using nandub), then when selecting the audio to be interleaved with the video, playing around with the value of the delay.

http://www.doom9.org/virtualdub_procedures.htm#mansynch this link may explain it better.

kilg0r3 · 23rd December 2002, 23:27

well i know how to adjust audio delay while editing but still, i would like to have the possiblility to change it within a player.

does anybody know of one?

@blight

zoomplayer is such a powerful app. wouldn't it be cool to implement this function there? hint, hint

Flay · 24th December 2002, 09:53

MV2Player has this ability
http://mv2.czweb.org/

kilg0r3 · 25th December 2002, 00:13

Thank you very much!

I would be even more hap, though, if you could provide me with a tip, where i can adjust the relevant value in the player. Haven't found it so far. o.k., also haven't looked very intensely

Cheers and thanks

kilg0r3

Flay · 25th December 2002, 07:36

You can adjust audio/video delaying by pressing Shift-Left, Shift-Right or you can do it more "visual" way by selecting Audio-Audio Properties in the popup menu.

kilg0r3 · 17th January 2003, 13:05

just for the pure joy of it, i herewith make public what a noob i am. i do so by stating that my prob would also have been solved by looking at _and_ reading the 'misc' section of ffdshow where one can spacify a delay the video stream.

fyi, no it does not hurt too much.

it is nice to see that even bad encodes become more and more usable.

27th April 2002, 21:21	#1 \| Link
TelemachusMH Just a kid at heart Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: Wouldn't you like to know ;-) Posts: 272	Audio Delaying player Is there a player that will let you play a movie and let you enter in a delay for the audio? I have a few movies that weren't synced right ... and I would like to be able to sync them when I play them. TelemachusMH

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Goldfinger_007 Registered User Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: Manchester, UK Posts: 102	Whenever i've had audio out of synch, I split the movie into a video file and an audio file (using nandub), then when selecting the audio to be interleaved with the video, playing around with the value of the delay. http://www.doom9.org/virtualdub_procedures.htm#mansynch this link may explain it better. __________________ I get on well with my DVDs - they are mostly PALs :rolleyes:

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Flay Registered User Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: Russia Posts: 24	MV2Player has this ability http://mv2.czweb.org/ __________________ Author of "Light Alloy"

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Flay Registered User Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: Russia Posts: 24	You can adjust audio/video delaying by pressing Shift-Left, Shift-Right or you can do it more "visual" way by selecting Audio-Audio Properties in the popup menu. __________________ Author of "Light Alloy"

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23rd December 2002, 23:27	#3 \| Link
kilg0r3 ! - User - ! Join Date: Nov 2001 Posts: 1,081	well i know how to adjust audio delay while editing but still, i would like to have the possiblility to change it within a player. does anybody know of one? @blight zoomplayer is such a powerful app. wouldn't it be cool to implement this function there? hint, hint

25th December 2002, 00:13	#5 \| Link
kilg0r3 ! - User - ! Join Date: Nov 2001 Posts: 1,081	Thank you very much! I would be even more hap, though, if you could provide me with a tip, where i can adjust the relevant value in the player. Haven't found it so far. o.k., also haven't looked very intensely Cheers and thanks kilg0r3

17th January 2003, 13:05	#7 \| Link
kilg0r3 ! - User - ! Join Date: Nov 2001 Posts: 1,081	just for the pure joy of it, i herewith make public what a noob i am. i do so by stating that my prob would also have been solved by looking at _and_ reading the 'misc' section of ffdshow where one can spacify a delay the video stream. fyi, no it does not hurt too much. it is nice to see that even bad encodes become more and more usable.