Lorek
28th May 2005, 05:44
I just started using DVDLab Pro not too long ago, I use TMPGEnc to encode my streams and demux.
I finished filtering, encoding and demuxing a set of VHS's that I'm backing up using TMPGEnc and then opened up DVDLab and started to import the .m2v and wav assets for them.
I didn't catch it the first time and all my audio was severely out of sync.
What I found was that all the video which should be the same duration as the audio was 2 seconds shorter then the audio files. To check to see if I encoded it wrong I opened it up with the TMPGEnc DVD Author and the video duration is displayed correctly as it should be the exact same as the audio. So, does anyone know why DVDLab Pro is messing up with reading the .m2v streams?
I finished filtering, encoding and demuxing a set of VHS's that I'm backing up using TMPGEnc and then opened up DVDLab and started to import the .m2v and wav assets for them.
I didn't catch it the first time and all my audio was severely out of sync.
What I found was that all the video which should be the same duration as the audio was 2 seconds shorter then the audio files. To check to see if I encoded it wrong I opened it up with the TMPGEnc DVD Author and the video duration is displayed correctly as it should be the exact same as the audio. So, does anyone know why DVDLab Pro is messing up with reading the .m2v streams?