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rifmeister 05-21-2006 09:30 PM

KVCD audio sync problems?
 
hello ok first thing is thanks to all the experts here :)

ok im not going to go into a great deal of detail
but here is my problem ::

after creating my "movie.d2v" and "ac3 audio stream" with DGIndex
there is a -63 delay on the ac3 file.

i know this is normal and im using besweet to encode the ac3 to .mp2
and besweet should recognize the -63 delay

but after muxing with TMPGEnc there is still a sync problem :( :cry:

thanks again for any help kvcd.net :)

kwag 05-21-2006 09:43 PM

Re: KVCD sync problems help
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by rifmeister
but after muxing with TMPGEnc there is still a sync problem :( :cry:

Have you tried muxing with MPLEX :?:
http://www.kvcd.net/downloads/mplex.exe

-kwag

Dialhot 05-22-2006 06:14 AM

Re: KVCD sync problems help
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by rifmeister
and besweet should recognize the -63 delay

That's not automatic ! You have to select (check) the correct options ;).
Did you have a "-ota( -d -63)" in the command line ?

rifmeister 05-22-2006 07:01 AM

thanks
 
thanks guys for the help :D

it must have been because i did not edit the command line :)

is this method possible>>>> decoding the ac3 to wav with DGIndex
then encoding the "wav" to mp2 with either besweet or TMPGEnc at 44.1khz/128kbps.

will this audio be good for muxing with kvcd video? :?

Boulder 05-22-2006 03:03 PM

There's no need to decode to WAV first. The answer to your sync problem lies elsewhere, you could try encoding at 44.1kHz and 48kHz and check whether either one of them works.

Dialhot 05-22-2006 04:26 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Boulder
There's no need to decode to WAV first. The answer to your sync problem lies elsewhere, you could try encoding at 44.1kHz and 48kHz and check whether either one of them works.

As he is doing KVCD, the better would be to use 44.1 (even if we know that a lot of players support 48).
But I'm still convinced that all that he missed was to check the correct box in besweetGui.

@rifmeister
After you load the ac3 file into besweetGui, check the boxes "set delay to" and then "dvd2avi". You will see a parameters "-d" that appears on the command line. The value after the -d should be "-63".

rifmeister 05-23-2006 01:08 AM

thanks
 
i now know where the problem is

i have just been simply using "belight" instead of besweetGUI as i didnt know untill now what besweetGUI was.

a basic rundown of what i have been doing >>>>>>

I was just loading the AC3 into "belight" adjusting to 128kbps/44100Hz then encoding to .mp2 then i would multiplex this with my 352x288/25fps kvcd compiant mpeg using TMPGEnc as non standard vcd........

i have now downloaded the besweetGUI application and placed it in the same folder as "belight" is this what i should be doing?? because when i still click on "besweet.exe" its still saying i need to download a GUI for it and the GUI is actually in the belight folder ?? and i also have the besweet.exe in the "belight" folder which contains various .dll's aswell.

THANKS Dialhot. phil and everybody for the help :D

Dialhot 05-23-2006 05:33 AM

I did not understand really what you are doing with besweetGui but don't bother with it. Belight is also abble to fix the delay : just check the "delay" box and put "-63" as value.

rifmeister 05-23-2006 05:40 AM

Thanks dialhot phil :D

i am glad i dont need to bother with besweetGUI :lol:
and that i can just carry on using belight .

it must be because i forgot to check the delay box :lol:

cweb 05-28-2006 04:44 AM

Hi,
Is this mplex (which I find very useful and use a lot) based upon this one?
http://sourceforge.net/projects/mjpeg/

Because I read they released an updated version of mplex (mplex-2) last year. Is there some chance of an updated GUI mplex based on that, or am I completely wrong. :)

Thanks anyway.


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