Audio & Video Delay help needed

[dreamvampire]

Hi friends, i need some help, i had the "madagaskar" Movie dvd and i lost it, but i still have my backup and i recently pulled it out to show it to my neice and i found a big problem in my back. The audio video has a big delay problem, how can i fix that on my dvd? it doesn't matter even if i can convert it to Divx/Xvid (mpeg4), as long as i can correct the problem, Does anyone know a faster method or any tool etc? if you guys know the madagaskar movie's av delay please let me know ok? ( ex - : 300ms, -43ms etc ):rolleyes:

[~bT~]

demux using pgdemux, there is a button to find out the delay, then remux using muxman and at the same time add the delay, then use vobblanker to replace the main movie.

hope it works!

PS: don't use input folder option in vobblanker.

[setarip_old]

@dreamvampire

Hi!

If the source for your backup DVD was the commercial "Madagascar" DVD, then there's no demuxing/remuxing, etc. necessary.

"Madagascar" was the first DVD release containing "RipGuard" copy protection - the first iteration of which was simple to overcome. The only catch was that it was so simple that DVD Decrypter v.3.5.4 (by itself) was able to generate an ALMOST perfect full rip, without generating any error messages (Notices of replacing some sectors with "dummy" sectors, but no ERROR messages)

All you have to do is the following:

Load the rip into VOBBlanker, set a new output directory/folder, select "Process all" and then press the "Process" radiobutton