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The subject line pretty much says it all: What can we do to help with the audio/video sync problem?
It appears to be completely hit and miss for me. I converted four of my titles to a mobile format (.3GP) yesterday. Two worked perfectly: the R4 versions of Vision Quest and Stealing Home...and two were audio sync disasters: Aliens: SE (the 154 min. version) and That Was Then...This Is Now. Both of these are R1 DVDs.
I have tried altering the frame rate, using stereo rather than Dolby Pro, using a very high (650kbps) bit-rate, ripping to the hard drive, and just about every combination of these settings I can think of.
Please give us a little guidance here...The only consistent symptom I've had is that the lack of sync is "always" progressive. The file always starts out in sync and by the end of the film it is anywhere from from .5 to 2 seconds off with the video always ahead of the audio.
Thanks!
-t
The subject line pretty much says it all: What can we do to help with the audio/video sync problem?
It appears to be completely hit and miss for me. I converted four of my titles to a mobile format (.3GP) yesterday. Two worked perfectly: the R4 versions of Vision Quest and Stealing Home...and two were audio sync disasters: Aliens: SE (the 154 min. version) and That Was Then...This Is Now. Both of these are R1 DVDs.
I have tried altering the frame rate, using stereo rather than Dolby Pro, using a very high (650kbps) bit-rate, ripping to the hard drive, and just about every combination of these settings I can think of.
Please give us a little guidance here...The only consistent symptom I've had is that the lack of sync is "always" progressive. The file always starts out in sync and by the end of the film it is anywhere from from .5 to 2 seconds off with the video always ahead of the audio.
Thanks!
-t
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