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mmgrover
8th January 2003, 23:04
Anybody have a problem with IFOEdit0.95 where if you put a audio delay greater than -30 when DVD Authoring it performs a Illegal operation right when it starts to multiplex?
This happens on any movie I try...
mike
dirk67
9th January 2003, 10:22
Hi,
use AC3DelayCorrector for this. There has been a thread where it was explained in great detail.
Dirk
DenFussell
11th January 2003, 03:26
mmgrover-
Go to:
http://home.t-online.de/home/520072193568-0001/
There you can obtain AC3 Delay Corrector which will correct negative delays to less than 30ms which ifoedit will then handle.
Good Luck!
DVD1968
13th January 2003, 16:31
I just tried a pulldown of forced film encoding and then authored using IFOedit with an ac3 file (demuxed during the DVD2AVI project creation) that has a -90 MS delay. I didn't type the -90 MS delay in IFOEdit just to see what would happen. When I tested it in PowerDVD, it played in perfect sync with the audio. Not sure why this happened. Maybe it has something to do with the pulldown step which is not addressed in the IFOEdit guide on doom9? I will try another DVD-R backup using this method just to see if I was just lucky!
DVD1968
13th January 2003, 17:27
Well, I also tried the ac3 delay corrector tool to remove the delay in my ac3 and reauthored using IFOedit with my pull-down m2v. The results...perfectly synced! I'm going to use the ac3 delay corrector always from now on just to be safe when authoring with IFOEdit.
Haven't tried subtitles yet but I will with the next.
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