Raw encoded frames results in out-of-sync audio

[wturner]

When I use the "None" or "Forced Film" setting to prepare the VOBs in Gordian Knot (I do the conversion afterward in VDubMod) the audio and video are in sync. However, I prefer the video quality produced by the "Raw encoded frames" setting to process VOBs. Problem is, when I use that setting the audio and video are out of sync.

Can anyone suggest a way to use "Raw encoded frames" and keep the video and audio in sync?

A summary of my process: I process the VOBs and save a d2v file in Gordian Knot. I open the d2v file and save that as an .avs file. Then I open the .avs file in VdubMod and from there save as an .avi using the Huffyuv codec. When I use the "None" or "Forced Film" settings to prepare the VOBs in Gordian Knot they come out fine. When I use "Raw encoded" it's out of sync.

Let me know if you need more info on my settings.

[manono]

Hi, and welcome to the forum-

From the DVD2AVI (DGIndex) FAQ (http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?s=&threadid=87809):

Raw Encoded Frames - Outputs (possibly fluxuating) source frame rate. No frames are added or deleted to maintain a film frame rate. RFF flags are not honored, i.e., pulldown is NOT performed, but the RFF flags are stored in the D2V file.

That should answer the question. Don't use it. I really doubt that the video quality is any different, except for sometimes having a varying fps.