SVCD Audio Synching

[H2600]

First of all, I hope that I'm posting this in the right forum. This problem is a little more complicated than simple ripping (I think).

Anyway, I've recently tried making a few SVCDs and I'm happy with the fact that thus far I've been mostly sucessful, my CDs have played in my DVD player and the video quality is good enough for me. My real problem is with the sound. In both of the two movies that I've ripped, the sound has become grossly out of synch with the video near the end. Now, since it starts out prefect and then slowly get off I assume that there is some sort of frame-rate difference betweeen the audio and video. Back in my DivX days, I would just bring the AVI into VDub and alter the framerate a little to get everything back under control. I'm hoping that there is some similar fix for an MPEG file.

Any help or direction would be greatly appreciated.


P.S.: I've already read the guide about off synch VCDs and it doesn't seem to cover my problem.

[UltimateDBZ]

D9: Moved

Make a mental note, all problem posts belong in this forum. Advanced forum is for, well, advanced issues. Not problems.

[H2600]

Okay, I wasn't quite sure where I should put it. No problem.

[desen]

Hi
Since mind reading is a rare gift that you cant rely on, maby you should try to send a logfile. :rolleyes:

Cheers

Ps did you make a search on the words "audio sync" before posting? Ds

[H2600]

I too wish I could read minds...what log files did you want me to post?

[desen]

Since your thread invited to guessing games i guessed that you are using dvd2svcd.(this is the forum for dvd2svcd) And if you did read the mandatory read sticky "how to post a good question". (http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?s=&threadid=19566)
Then you should have read this:

- tell us something about your system (OS, CPU, memory, harddrive, ...)
- let us know something about the DVD you try to convert (PAL/NTSC, aspect ratio, region code, ...)
- paste(do not attach) the "dvd2svcd_log.txt" file to your post because it contains nearly all necessary data to see what went wrong or at least it will give us a hint on how to track down the problem(s).
- also paste the "Avisynth_Script_file.avs" to your post (open with notepad) if something is wrong with the "MPG" files
- If it's an audio problem along with the dvd2svd_log.txt paste the besweet log file.
-If the burned VCD/SVCD will play in your PC, but not in your standalone be sure to make sure your player actually supports them. Check the DVD Player list at www.vcdhelp.com and post your player's make and model number in your thread.
- and finally you may be asked to post your dvd2svcd.ini file (located in the same folder as dvd2svcd.exe), but hold off until it's asked for.


So now i dont think anyone of us need a crystal ball to know what log.txt i meant.