BD Ripper (3D Plus) Inception 1.8 sec audio delay on mkv rip - info attached

[jcfay]

I've been using the software for a few weeks now and not had a problem until today, while trying to rip inception blu-ray to mkv (I've attached a mediainfo.txt file with information on the rips). On 2 successive attempts to rip I end up with audio which is delayed by approximately 1800 ms. I've attached the relevant sections of the burn_vso.log and the internal.log files as a single txt file. No error messages appeared, and the rip appeared to finish without any error. But on playing in VLC and also on popcorn hour c-200 the delay was verified, and identical both times.

I updated to the latest official release this morning of blu-ray rip (shown in log), and I am running a fairly powerful win7 64bit machine (win7 home premium, intel core i7930 @2.8GHz, 12GB Ram. The machine is an HP HPE-480T.

Searching the forums, I've seen similar posts (here: ), with seemingly identical issues. I don't think I've had problems with any of my other rips, but this one is very, very important to me.

I just finished an mt2s pass-through rip, and the delay is gone. Of course, the file size is 34 GB and I'd like to be able to make a lossy mkv of this.

Please advise as soon as possible.

Thanks, Jon

[jcfay]

Experienced the same thing with Terminator Salvation this evening. Trying again in different format. Any insight on the first post?

Thanks.

[TitanFan]

I just ripped Avatar to a m4v file for the iPod Touch. I also noticed what I thought were unacceptable audio delays, until I realized it was caused by jumping around to different parts of the movie in the player (both VLC and Windows Media). If I play the movie through without jumping around, I don't see the audio issues. Also, Fast Forward and Rewind don't cause audio sync issues, only jumping to different points in the movie.

[george1]

@jcfay, I have exact same issue with Inception. mt2s rip is perferct, but blu-ray copy, iPad rip, blu-ray to DVD all have the same ~2s audio delay.

I've ripped/burned many BD discs recently (No issues) and Inception is definitely unique.

[AGJ]

Change the A/V Codec setting from the common settings of DVDFab to software for all choices and then try again as that may be your sound sync issue

[jcfay]

Thanks Guys - didn't get your responses until later so I had already tried to deal with the issue. Ended up using mkvmerge to remux with a compensatory advance (correction) in the audio, and the end up result works well enough for me. I had to do a similar thing with my copy of Terminator Salvation, as well (although the delay was closer to 1 sec there). Someone mentioned this may have something to do with the seamless branching on these discs? I'll try the recommended fix at some point in the future.

Thanks