Rencoding problems [Archive]

BelGarion

16th February 2008, 01:58

I have a two fold problem. First I nab a season of a tv show and it's a *hair* too big to fit on a DVD-R. I do mean litterally a hair. 4,550mb to be written, 4,489Mmb available. So what does a person do, rebit rate one or all of them down by a few 100bps to get it down to size, right? Wrong! The encoder used VBR audio and VirtualDub freaks out and throws the audio synch out the window. So I need to know how do I go about re encoding these DivX AVIs down with out loosing the audio synch. I really don't have 40gb or more to completely decompress then recompress the AVI. Anyone can help? Thanks!

BelGarion

Dark Shikari

16th February 2008, 02:07

I have a two fold problem. First I nab a season of a tv showRule 6?

Guest

16th February 2008, 04:30

@BelGarion

What do you mean when you say you "nabbed" the TV shows?

BelGarion

16th February 2008, 14:31

I am sensing a dark forboding here... As if I am about to get persecuted instead of helped. Alright, fine, I'll go back to lurking again and look for help elsewhere for help on reencoding DivX AVI with VBR audio with out losing the audio synch. *tips imaginary hat*

BelGarion

Guest

16th February 2008, 15:52

You agreed to follow our forum rules and we are diligent about enforcing them to protect the forum. So please lose the attitude about "persecution".

And, of course, you have a history here of trying to steal protected content:

http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?p=1025180#post1025180

BelGarion

16th February 2008, 16:02

Protected? Ok... So it's legal to record a tv show off the air using a VCR but this isn't? Alright, fine, I'll bow to your superior logic. *kills the subscription to this thread*

BelGarion

You agreed to follow our forum rules and we are diligent about enforcing them to protect the forum. So please lose the attitude about "persecution".

And, of course, you have a history here of trying to steal protected content:

http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?p=1025180#post1025180

Guest

16th February 2008, 16:05

Your analysis is correct. You may capture for personal backup purposes material that you legitimately receive. You may not receive copyrighted material that has been distributed by a person that is not the copyright holder.