I haven't ripped a dvd in a long time; I've been only ripping my blu-rays.
I just finished ripping the first two seasons of my Shout Factory! box set of the T.J. Hooker: The Complete Series.
I am ripping them to .mkv format (passthrough).
In every episode, the audio is exactly 250ms out-of-sync with the video.
The dvds themselves are all fine -- no audio sync issues -- so the problem occurred during the ripping process.
I could use mkvtoolnix to correct the problem (that's how I figured out they are exactly 250ms out-of-sync), but I don't want to have to do that for these 27 ripped episodes. Nor do I want to rip the next 60+ episodes, then go back and have to fix the each episode using mkvtoolnix--that's alot of work.
Any ideas what the issue is?
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NB: I NEVER see this issue when ripping blu-rays.
I just finished ripping the first two seasons of my Shout Factory! box set of the T.J. Hooker: The Complete Series.
I am ripping them to .mkv format (passthrough).
In every episode, the audio is exactly 250ms out-of-sync with the video.
The dvds themselves are all fine -- no audio sync issues -- so the problem occurred during the ripping process.
I could use mkvtoolnix to correct the problem (that's how I figured out they are exactly 250ms out-of-sync), but I don't want to have to do that for these 27 ripped episodes. Nor do I want to rip the next 60+ episodes, then go back and have to fix the each episode using mkvtoolnix--that's alot of work.
Any ideas what the issue is?
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NB: I NEVER see this issue when ripping blu-rays.
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