View Full Version : slipping audio in xvid file
killertofu
12th June 2004, 22:33
hi, took me 2 hours but i got xvids to play smoothly but now the audio slips every couple seconds and i have to stop and play the movie to get it back. ive tried installing many dif audio patches but i think im doing something wrong. can someone help me out this is getting reaaaally annoying
cypher_soundz
12th June 2004, 23:43
maybe a little more info?
Have you read the guides? How did you encode the film?
Have you read the rules?
Welcome to the forum:)
Regards
cyph
killertofu
13th June 2004, 00:29
well i run it thru gspot and all i get is
VIDEO
4cc: xvid Name:XviD
stat: n.a.
AUDIO
name:0x0055(MP3) ID'd as MPEG-1 Layer 3
stat:na
Bitrate:128 kb/s (64/ch, stereo) CBR FS:48000 Hz
any idea what audio patch i need if that is what the problem is?
cypher_soundz
13th June 2004, 00:44
I'm not sure what you mean my "audio patch" your audio is in mp3 format. Have you looked here? http://www.doom9.org/virtualdub_procedures.htm#Audio_delay
look at "Delaying an audio track"
Do you mean that the audio is in sync if you stop and press play again?
If so i would say that your computer can't handle the video file. maybe the resolution is too big, or your cpu is too small;).
This is quiet hard as you didn't answer any of my questions ;)
Regards
cyph
killertofu
13th June 2004, 01:41
lol your most likely right. 400mhz processor 128mb memory. :(
and yea the video goes back in sync for a couple seconds if i press down on the slide bar so it reloads the spot. im using real player to view
cypher_soundz
13th June 2004, 01:55
well i would grab media player classic. Great app. http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/guliverkli/mpc2kxp6482.zip?download
I would have to say that with out any more info (hint hint;) ) that your computer jsut can't handle it. You can configure your decoder to the lowest setting , that should speed things up a bit. (no postprocesing, no decoing options etc) Try using FFDshow as well.
regards
cyph
killertofu
13th June 2004, 01:59
can someone tell me how to install Moonlight Odia Dekoda. i think that would fix the problem.
and as for the file i have no idea how it was encoded i wasnt the one who did it and the person that did it isnt speaking to me =/
Teegedeck
13th June 2004, 02:21
killertofu, you've crossposted this to the XviD forum (I moved it to the Newbies forum). This violates rule 8, don't do it again, please.
Wilbert
13th June 2004, 12:54
Please continue this discussion in the thread in the Newbies forum:
http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?s=&threadid=77951
Thanks.
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