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redfordxx · 16th December 2011, 21:45

My bad.
I meant try{indexing} and if not OK, do it with FFMS.

And what would be good recomendation for wmv? I must say this is where I experienced mostly a/v sync problems.
I had one file (now deleted) where avisynth detected framerate somewhere around 29 and in fact it was 30fps, so the result was out of sync. (basically this is why I added framerate warning to the batcher)

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redfordxx Registered User Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Praha (not that one in Texas) Posts: 863	My bad. I meant try{indexing} and if not OK, do it with FFMS. And what would be good recomendation for wmv? I must say this is where I experienced mostly a/v sync problems. I had one file (now deleted) where avisynth detected framerate somewhere around 29 and in fact it was 30fps, so the result was out of sync. (basically this is why I added framerate warning to the batcher) __________________ Camera rotation script RedAverage plugin Last edited by Guest; 16th December 2011 at 21:50. Reason: rule 12: don't ask for best