D3xter
15th April 2008, 09:37
Okay, so I have 2 videofiles, one which is 29.97FPS and the other which is 25FPS and I want to add the audio from the first to the second...
The audio in the first is actually MP2 @ 224Kbps but I used VirtualDub and saved the audio as a *.wav
Then I tried to use BeSweet with these settings:
"d:\Videotools\BeSweet\BeSweet.exe" -core( -input "d:\Videotools\test29fps.wav" -output "d:\Videotools\test25fps.wav" -wavmp3 ) -ota( -r 29970 25000 -G max -fs 48000 ) -lame( --scale 1 -p --alt-preset standard )
but somehow the result ends up being an almost 2 hours long and really slow audio instead of under 20 minutes
Planning to load the resulting file into VirtualDub afterwards and set a delay if needed + save to a new file...
What am I doing wrong and/or is there a better way to do it?
Actually I think I'd just be better off stretching the audio dynamically, as it seems to be slower (longer - 22:33 on the 29.97fps) as on the (shorter - 21:40 on the 25fps) file, so converting fps will probably not quite do it in this case xD
The audio in the first is actually MP2 @ 224Kbps but I used VirtualDub and saved the audio as a *.wav
Then I tried to use BeSweet with these settings:
"d:\Videotools\BeSweet\BeSweet.exe" -core( -input "d:\Videotools\test29fps.wav" -output "d:\Videotools\test25fps.wav" -wavmp3 ) -ota( -r 29970 25000 -G max -fs 48000 ) -lame( --scale 1 -p --alt-preset standard )
but somehow the result ends up being an almost 2 hours long and really slow audio instead of under 20 minutes
Planning to load the resulting file into VirtualDub afterwards and set a delay if needed + save to a new file...
What am I doing wrong and/or is there a better way to do it?
Actually I think I'd just be better off stretching the audio dynamically, as it seems to be slower (longer - 22:33 on the 29.97fps) as on the (shorter - 21:40 on the 25fps) file, so converting fps will probably not quite do it in this case xD