Tennents
14th April 2005, 23:08
Hi :)
I have realized some dvd ntsc converting files avi@29.97 (dvd2svcd + cce and
authoring with DVDlab)
unfortunately when I go to try them on the DVDplayer after some minute of reproduction gets lost audio/video synchrony (the player is ntsc compatible)....
I knew that reproducing film ntsc on tv pal it is had like disadvantage the vision in black and white of the video (what that on mine tv does not happen) but to how much video seems gets lost also the audio synchrony?! ...
The procedure that I have executed for avi2dvd conversion is following:
encoding with DVD2SVCD 1.2.1 build3 + CCE SP 2.50
because 1.2.1 build3 version of sw don't use the original avi audio (ac3 5+1) once ended the encoding I have used for the authoring, with DVDlab, the mpv builded from cce (in ntsc) and the extracted track ac3 from dvd2svcd
With PAL files I have not never had this problem...
How I can obviate to such problem of synchrony?
thanks to all and excuse my english,
ByE :)
I have realized some dvd ntsc converting files avi@29.97 (dvd2svcd + cce and
authoring with DVDlab)
unfortunately when I go to try them on the DVDplayer after some minute of reproduction gets lost audio/video synchrony (the player is ntsc compatible)....
I knew that reproducing film ntsc on tv pal it is had like disadvantage the vision in black and white of the video (what that on mine tv does not happen) but to how much video seems gets lost also the audio synchrony?! ...
The procedure that I have executed for avi2dvd conversion is following:
encoding with DVD2SVCD 1.2.1 build3 + CCE SP 2.50
because 1.2.1 build3 version of sw don't use the original avi audio (ac3 5+1) once ended the encoding I have used for the authoring, with DVDlab, the mpv builded from cce (in ntsc) and the extracted track ac3 from dvd2svcd
With PAL files I have not never had this problem...
How I can obviate to such problem of synchrony?
thanks to all and excuse my english,
ByE :)