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would_like_to_know
6th November 2007, 17:10
I had AutoGK 2.40, and installed 2.47b on top of that. I tried to encode a movie, and now the sound is few 100s ms ahead of the picture. The difference seems to be same throughout the file.

Any suggestions on how to fix this, not by shifting the sound, but instead encoding properly?

Here are some applicable pieces of the output:

[11/6/2007 12:45:33 AM] AutoGK 2.47b
[11/6/2007 12:45:33 AM] OS: WinXP (5.1.2600).2
[11/6/2007 12:45:33 AM] Job started.
[11/6/2007 12:45:33 AM] Input file: E:\XXXXX1\VIDEO_TS\VTS_02_0.IFO
[11/6/2007 12:45:33 AM] Output file: O:\xxxxx.avi
[11/6/2007 12:45:33 AM] Output codec: XviD
[11/6/2007 12:45:33 AM] Audio 1: English AC3 6ch
[11/6/2007 12:45:33 AM] Subtitles 1: English / Normal Closed Captions : Wide/Letterbox
[11/6/2007 12:45:33 AM] Format: AVI
[11/6/2007 12:45:33 AM] Target size: 2100Mb
[11/6/2007 12:45:33 AM] Audio 1 settings: Original
[11/6/2007 12:45:33 AM] Standalone support enabled: MTK/Sigma
[11/6/2007 12:45:33 AM] Started encoding.
[11/6/2007 12:45:33 AM] Demuxing and indexing.
[11/6/2007 12:50:52 AM] Processing file: E:\XXXXX1\VIDEO_TS\VTS_02_1.VOB
...
[11/6/2007 12:50:52 AM] Source resolution: 720x480
[11/6/2007 12:50:52 AM] Found NTSC source.
[11/6/2007 12:50:52 AM] Source aspect ratio: 16:9
[11/6/2007 12:50:52 AM] Source seems to be pure FILM.
[11/6/2007 12:50:52 AM] Color correction enabled.
[11/6/2007 12:50:52 AM] Output will contain 187750 frames
...
[11/6/2007 2:43:16 AM] Duration was: 1 hour, 38 minutes 24 seconds
[11/6/2007 2:43:16 AM] Speed was: 31.80 fps.
[11/6/2007 2:43:17 AM] Expected quality of first pass size: 100.72%
[11/6/2007 2:43:17 AM] Trying to adjust settings.
[11/6/2007 2:43:17 AM] No adjustment is possible
[11/6/2007 2:43:17 AM] Warning: final AVI will likely be undersized.
[11/6/2007 2:43:17 AM] Running second pass.
[11/6/2007 5:02:01 AM] Duration was: 2 hours 18 minutes 44 seconds
[11/6/2007 5:02:01 AM] Speed was: 22.56 fps.
would_like_to_know
7th November 2007, 15:21
Here is an update, I tried a cleanly reinstalled 2.40 version, and this issue is still there.

So I guess it is this specific movie that has issues, since I did similar compression in the past, and it worked just fine.
setarip_old
7th November 2007, 18:44
Hi!So I guess it is this specific movie that has issues1) What is the Title and Region of your original DVD?

2) What software and procedures did you use to decrypt it?
CWR03
7th November 2007, 20:43
Any suggestions on how to fix this, not by shifting the sound, but instead encoding properly?
Had you done any research at all on the subject, you likely would have found that there are movies with advanced copy protection schemes that need to be pre-ripped and processed in order to be encoded directly into a synched file.
would_like_to_know
9th November 2007, 14:16
Had you done any research at all on the subject, you likely would have found that there are movies with advanced copy protection schemes that need to be pre-ripped and processed in order to be encoded directly into a synched file.
Well, I had no prior reason to suspect that such a thing would take place. So if there is a FAQ or a semi-detailed description of this issue somewhere, I'd be happy to study that carefully ...
setarip_old
9th November 2007, 18:12
@would_like_to-know

Further specific assistance may be provided if you would be good enough to answer the two questions I asked of you earlier:

1) What is the Title and Region of your original DVD?

2) What software and procedures did you use to decrypt it?
would_like_to_know
9th November 2007, 18:33
@would_like_to-know

Further specific assistance may be provided if you would be good enough to answer the two questions I asked of you earlier:

1) What is the Title and Region of your original DVD?

2) What software and procedures did you use to decrypt it?

Sorry, I did not notice your earlier question ...

The movie was "Prestige" [ PRE0NNW1 ], the region is 1. I ripped as a bunch of *vob files [mode IFO I] with DVDDecrypter 3.5.4.0, which was probably wrong. Actually, I just typed PRE0NNW1 in google, and found this:
http://forums.afterdawn.com/thread_view.cfm/466770#2827531


Media is a Data DVD.
Booktype: dvd-rom (version 1), Layers: 2 (opposite)
Size of first Layer: 2030112 sectors (3965 MBytes)
Total size: 3823963 sectors (7468 MBytes)

Video DVD (or CD) label: PRE0NNW1
Media is CSS protected!
Video Standard: NTSC
Media is locked to region(s): 1!

RCE protection not found.
Found & removed wrong DVD structure!
Found & removed Macrovision RipGuard protection!
Found & removed error zones between files!
Found & removed invalid program from program chain!
Changed firstplay: Jump directly to Title 8!
Autorun not found on Video DVD.
Found & removed 2 bad sector protections!
Emulating RPC-2 drive with region 1!


I guess AnyDVD would have worked ...
setarip_old
9th November 2007, 19:31
I guess AnyDVD would have worked ...As would either of the following:

1) RipIt4me
2) DVD95Copy Pro (commercial)

Or, since you've already ripped it with DVD Decrypter v.3.5.4, you can simply load the rip into VOBBlanker, set a new output directory/folder, select "Process all" and then press the "Process" radiobutton