opfreak
18th October 2006, 16:21
i'm converting vobs to wmv, and trying to keep the 5.1 sound.
my success has been limited, and dissaponting, mainly due to audio always out of sync.
I'm using wme.
Video = wmv 9
audio wma 10 pro.
Normally I use quality vbr bit at 5000k for video, (might be getting excessive)
and quality audio vbr.
I use the vob for video input.
And use dgindex to demux audio, and delay cut to correct for any ac3 display error.
Then I use the stream editor to mux the video and audio.
But alot of my movies are showing 0ms delays from dgindex.
and when I mux the 2 togther I get delay errors.
Is there like a visual way to determine the offset?
i.e. show the orginal vob audio capture for like 30 secs.
then show the new audio caputure for 30 secs, and see the diffence?
or should i use cbr encoding, and encode the audio and video in one pass?
i'm getting to the point of just quiting this process because its getting sickening.
my success has been limited, and dissaponting, mainly due to audio always out of sync.
I'm using wme.
Video = wmv 9
audio wma 10 pro.
Normally I use quality vbr bit at 5000k for video, (might be getting excessive)
and quality audio vbr.
I use the vob for video input.
And use dgindex to demux audio, and delay cut to correct for any ac3 display error.
Then I use the stream editor to mux the video and audio.
But alot of my movies are showing 0ms delays from dgindex.
and when I mux the 2 togther I get delay errors.
Is there like a visual way to determine the offset?
i.e. show the orginal vob audio capture for like 30 secs.
then show the new audio caputure for 30 secs, and see the diffence?
or should i use cbr encoding, and encode the audio and video in one pass?
i'm getting to the point of just quiting this process because its getting sickening.