Video out of synch!

nix0 · 24th June 2008, 14:28

I am trying to convert episodal TV series DVD's into separate xvid. Using DVDDecrypter 3.5.4 in IFO mode I can extract the VOB/IFO for each program into its own directory fine (viewing with VLC or WMP shows them complete and in synch).

Now when I encode these, using either AutoGK 2.45 or GK 0.35, the first episode on the DVD encodes correctly, all subsequent episodes end up out of synch. The reason I put "Video out of synch" and not audio is that the audio plays with the same timing as on the VOB, the video has a whole load of blank (Duplicate Frames it says in GSpot) frames, around 10-15 seconds worth, at the begining before the episode starts. I've read the audio faq but that says the decrypting could be at fault, though the VOB seems to play fine.

Although I can resynch these in Nandub, there is the blank frames at the start to remove, not so easy when the first key frames are at 250, 500 and the ep starts at 400 or so.

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nix0 Registered User Join Date: Oct 2005 Posts: 28	Video out of synch! I am trying to convert episodal TV series DVD's into separate xvid. Using DVDDecrypter 3.5.4 in IFO mode I can extract the VOB/IFO for each program into its own directory fine (viewing with VLC or WMP shows them complete and in synch). Now when I encode these, using either AutoGK 2.45 or GK 0.35, the first episode on the DVD encodes correctly, all subsequent episodes end up out of synch. The reason I put "Video out of synch" and not audio is that the audio plays with the same timing as on the VOB, the video has a whole load of blank (Duplicate Frames it says in GSpot) frames, around 10-15 seconds worth, at the begining before the episode starts. I've read the audio faq but that says the decrypting could be at fault, though the VOB seems to play fine. Although I can resynch these in Nandub, there is the blank frames at the start to remove, not so easy when the first key frames are at 250, 500 and the ep starts at 400 or so.