lagusar
18th September 2007, 23:12
Hi there
I am not really a newbie per se, because I have done lots of my other stuff and it came out okay. But this is really annoying, so here i am, the first time I have ever posted anything. I'm having a little bit of trouble with converting something, and I don't know what I doing wrong, because the sound starts out fine but by the end winds up really badly out of sync. The original thing was made for TV, and it's rather long.
So here are my steps:
1) Rip with DVD Fab HD Decryptor
2) Process with DGI Index. I have tried with both "Honor pulldown flags" and "Forced Film," neither seem to have any effect.
3) Open the D2V file in GKnot. Go through the whole interlacing, compression check, et cetera. I am only using Audio1, and thing I use is "Just Mux." I am not sure how to work the interleaving thing.
The audio lasts 163 minutes 28 seconds, the video lasts 170 minutes 31 seconds.
I tried changing it in VirtualDubMod, by doing a Direct Stream Conversion, to have the audio match the video. No luck. And I've tried it, like, 5 times.
Totally lost here. Can anyone help?
I am not really a newbie per se, because I have done lots of my other stuff and it came out okay. But this is really annoying, so here i am, the first time I have ever posted anything. I'm having a little bit of trouble with converting something, and I don't know what I doing wrong, because the sound starts out fine but by the end winds up really badly out of sync. The original thing was made for TV, and it's rather long.
So here are my steps:
1) Rip with DVD Fab HD Decryptor
2) Process with DGI Index. I have tried with both "Honor pulldown flags" and "Forced Film," neither seem to have any effect.
3) Open the D2V file in GKnot. Go through the whole interlacing, compression check, et cetera. I am only using Audio1, and thing I use is "Just Mux." I am not sure how to work the interleaving thing.
The audio lasts 163 minutes 28 seconds, the video lasts 170 minutes 31 seconds.
I tried changing it in VirtualDubMod, by doing a Direct Stream Conversion, to have the audio match the video. No luck. And I've tried it, like, 5 times.
Totally lost here. Can anyone help?