How to deal with audio desync

[mdw]

Hello,

I am processing my HDV footage and I have discovered annoying thing: My footage has occasional dropouts - not a big deal _but_ when I decode it using DGIndex/DGDecode audio goes out of sync when the dropouts occur. However, when I play the .m2t files directly (in MPC), the audio remains always in sync, so it seems there's a way to sync it even when there are dropouts. Is there any way how to deal with this problem in DGIndex? It's not possible to simply play hit'n'miss with AudioDelay in AviSynth as different parts of the video have different amount of desync.

-mdw

[Zep]

Hello,

I am processing my HDV footage and I have discovered annoying thing: My footage has occasional dropouts - not a big deal _but_ when I decode it using DGIndex/DGDecode audio goes out of sync when the dropouts occur. However, when I play the .m2t files directly (in MPC), the audio remains always in sync, so it seems there's a way to sync it even when there are dropouts. Is there any way how to deal with this problem in DGIndex? It's not possible to simply play hit'n'miss with AudioDelay in AviSynth as different parts of the video have different amount of desync.

-mdw


do not use DGindex on the original stream since it does not fix sync. use projectx or VideoReDo etc... then demux with them.

Then use DGindex to index the video.

[mdw]

do not use DGindex on the original stream since it does not fix sync. use projectx or VideoReDo etc... then demux with them.

Then use DGindex to index the video.

Thanks, I have already discovered ProjectX and it seems to work. I wonder if I could remux the resulting files for archival purposes (instead of original capture).

-mdw