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ekarbakar
19th July 2005, 03:55
Anyone run into the following problem?
After successful DGIndex and subsequent encoding of demuxed '.d2v' and '.ac3', the audio runs at 2x faster than the video. Video is normal, audio sounds like the "Chipmunks" on uppers. Tried multiple '.ts' files as input, checked and recheck '.avs' file for proper use of DGDecode without success. PJ

Guest
19th July 2005, 04:09
Give us your script and tell us how you encoded the final result. You can also upload a TS file to my FTP server and I'll try to duplicate your issue. Keep it to less than 300MBytes, please.

ekarbakar
19th July 2005, 16:15
Files are in folder 'pjones'. They are:
050919091423.ts (original stream from HD-set top)
050919091423.ac3 (output of DGIndex...sounds fine in mplayerc)
050919091423.d2v ("")
050919091423.mpg (Encoded mpeg-2 via QuEnc)
1080i.avs ('.avs' script input to QuEnc)
--Used 1.4.0 release (DGindex and DGDecode)
--The '.ts' file is short by about 2mg as FTP kept stopping the transfer
Thanks for looking at it.

Guest
20th July 2005, 00:54
That's weird, because I used your stuff, your script, and QuEnc 0.61 and everything was fine.

Do this: Play the AVS directly in BSPlayer. Is the audio fast? It'll be a little jerky, but you'll be able to tell.

You might also consider AC3Source() instead of DirectShowSource().

ekarbakar
20th July 2005, 04:10
OK, I'm cursed. I tried loading the '.avs' script directly into BSPlayer and the result is the same. I went so far as to disable everything but Microsoft services through msconfig, then re-DGIndex'd and tried BSPlayer...same thing. Tried AC3Source, but have an argument error and need to work on. Maybe i'll get out my old VHS...life was simpler then.

ekarbakar
27th July 2005, 21:42
To close this out...I used AC3Source() and everything works great. Turns out that a recent software installation walked on my DirectX sub-system. Restored to a previous point and DirectShowSource() works again. Thanks for all the help.
PJ

Guest
28th July 2005, 06:29
Thank you for reporting the final resolution! Sometimes people don't bother and it leaves loose ends dangling and makes the thread less useful for others.