I am trying to do a KDVD of Shrek 2, and my AC3 5.1 file is off by 316ms.

I know that is the delay of the adjustment, however, the Muxing program I normally use only will allow 300ms of delay.

Any different Mux programs out there, or is there something I am doing wrong?

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Use Headache and select target as source and add delay to get ac3 file with delay.

If you are doing a KDVD, why do you mux ?
All Authoring programs use elementary streams and DEMUX muxed sources if you provide it to them.
(except DVDLabPro that let you choose)

@kev
Headac3che can't output 5.1 ac3.It does stereo, whatever you choose (mp2 or ac3).

Alright, I am confused.

The Encoder will only do the video, not the AC3 5.1 Audio. So then how do I put the two back together without Muxing?

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Well if it's not a wolf, then it's a damn big dog.
- Rabbit, from "The Fable"

The DVD authoring program takes care of that.
For example, if you use TPMGEnc DVD Author, it does that automatically.
You first select your video stream and then your AC3 stream.

-kwag

Okay, now my audio is still off by about a half a second. So, Authoring didn't work, and HeadAC3he didn't work either. Any other ideas?

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Well if it's not a wolf, then it's a damn big dog.
- Rabbit, from "The Fable"

You can use DelayCut to adjust the delay without re-encoding. Then just author the video and the adjusted audio track.

Yes sorry, I forgot your delay problem. You can use AC3 Delay corrector :
http://home.t-online.de/home/520072193568-0001/

Before I got DialHot's message, I tried re-ripping it with Clad DVD instead of DVD Decrypter... and now the Audio isn't off by anything. Works fine.

Apparently DVD Decrypter works a little differently than Clad Does, weird.

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Well if it's not a wolf, then it's a damn big dog.
- Rabbit, from "The Fable"

Interesting
What version of Clad DVD did yo use

-kwag

I used DVD Decrypter 3.5.2.0
and Clad DVD 3.5.5

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