Sherlock Holmes BD backup help

[Venomouse]

Hey guys,

After a lot of mucking around it seams the main movie is from stream 027 - 050 or something like that from memory..

anyway I have managed to mux it all into one m2ts file.

When I play that file back on the pc it is fine. When I use Ripbot to encode the audio is out of sync in the finished file (mkv)

I've never had any of these issues with previous discs.

Is there any way to either
1 - set the audio to delay to try and fix it
2 - strip the audio from the mkv and remux it?



cheers
V

[Venomouse]

damn :(

[deank]

You can do both things either with tsMuxerGUI or with mkvextract/mkvmerge (from mkvtoolnix).

I'd suggest to use tsMuxer GUI, load your finished file (from ripbot), select the audio track and set delay (in milliseconds). It will only help you if the delay is constant.

[Venomouse]

champion, thanks for that,

I did end up finding the audio delay in ripbot, its weird though.. play the muxed m2ts file off the hdd and audio is fine, soon as its entered into ripbot the aduio goes out, and sadly the delay wont help it because the audio is in and out..ie not constant.

any ideas why? (keeping in mind the m2ts file plays fine prior to input to ripbot)

[deank]

Then use the original m2ts file and extract/demux the audio and later use it with the reencoded video from ripbot (mux it with tsmuxer).

[setarip_old]

@Venomouse

Hi! play the muxed m2ts file off the hdd and audio is fine, soon as its entered into ripbot the aduio goes out, and sadly the delay wont help it because the audio is in and out..ie not constant.Based on your statement, this appears to be a RipBot-specific problem.

As such, you'd fare better posting in the "GUI" sub-forum here - specifically in the RipBot thread...

[Venomouse]

ill give it a go overnight (need to re-encode the movie again) and let ya know how I go.

cheers

[Venomouse]

Then use the original m2ts file and extract/demux the audio and later use it with the reencoded video from ripbot (mux it with tsmuxer).

worked like a charm, thanks deank