Angelus
16th December 2003, 03:00
Hi I've tried every possible I can think of to try to solve this, and I decided to post before I delete my whole capture and hang my head in defeat. I recently switched to the btwincap drivers and thus started capturing with VDub for the first time. I read in the Capture Guide here on Doom9 that I had to set up a spill drive since avi (at least the guide states) files can't get larger than 2GB. So I set up a spill drive and did the capture but now when I'm trying to process the video (deinterlace b4 encoding) I noticed that the audio is out of sync. It seems that whenever there is a new segment the audio-video sync changes, and thus I can't set a delay at all to fix this. Another problem I think is the fps, where I tried capturing at 29.971 fps and when I load the first part of the movie with 10 segmented parts, it gives me a fps of 30.014. My guess is that some of the segments have higher fps and some have lower, and that's why I get the audio out of sync.
On another note, the second half of the capture also had 10 segments but the fps were actually closer to the norm, at 29.968 fps. This part doesn't have any problems whatsoever with sync.
It's just hard for me to find a solution because having the audio out of sync makes it virtually impossible to cut out commercials and hope to preserve the right audio. Any suggestions? Thanks
On another note, the second half of the capture also had 10 segments but the fps were actually closer to the norm, at 29.968 fps. This part doesn't have any problems whatsoever with sync.
It's just hard for me to find a solution because having the audio out of sync makes it virtually impossible to cut out commercials and hope to preserve the right audio. Any suggestions? Thanks