I'm currently using version 9.1.7.1 and I'm having audio sync issues ripping Star Wars - The Clone Wars season 2. This is the 2008 series and not the 2003-2005 series. Also I see there's this thread http://forum.dvdfab.cn/showthread.ph...ght=Clone+Wars from 2011 in which the original poster say's he was having an audio sync problem as well. These discs have up to 8 episodes on them but for some reason each episode does not have it's own playlist and instead has two playlists (100 & 101) which play all episodes back to back. I've watched all of playlist 100 and sampled playlist 101 and there doesn't to be any difference between the two. The original poster mentioned that he was trying to ripp separate episodes by selecting the chapters that represent each episode and Wilson Wang had mentioned that audio sync problems were a known issue when doing that.
Also when I say "Audio syc" problem, I mean that the farther along the playback goes the more of a lag there is between the video i.e. the characters mouths move and then 20-30 seconds later you hear the words. In the beginning it's hardly noticeable but towards the end of the 3 hours it's pretty bad.
I'm ripping to mp4 using the MPEG 4 codec using Fast Encoding 1-Pass, High Quality and audio is set to AC3 5.1 Multichannel and with all GPU codecs disabled and Lightning Recoding disabled and the end product still has audio sync issues. I haven't tried using the "Copy Audio" option yet, I'm not sure what difference it would make since Fab says that the audio track on these discs is EN AC-3/5.1.
Does anyone have any insight into this issue?
- Norm
I've attached a log file from my last ripp.
Also when I say "Audio syc" problem, I mean that the farther along the playback goes the more of a lag there is between the video i.e. the characters mouths move and then 20-30 seconds later you hear the words. In the beginning it's hardly noticeable but towards the end of the 3 hours it's pretty bad.
I'm ripping to mp4 using the MPEG 4 codec using Fast Encoding 1-Pass, High Quality and audio is set to AC3 5.1 Multichannel and with all GPU codecs disabled and Lightning Recoding disabled and the end product still has audio sync issues. I haven't tried using the "Copy Audio" option yet, I'm not sure what difference it would make since Fab says that the audio track on these discs is EN AC-3/5.1.
Does anyone have any insight into this issue?
- Norm
I've attached a log file from my last ripp.
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