Martin,

I've found that same problem with audio sync. Fortunately, ffmpeg provides an audio sync method. Just call ffmpeg with `-async 1` as such:

        # ffmpeg -async 1 ...rest of your args...

-Rick

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Ricardo Miguel Lugo

On Feb 27, 2005, at 6:04 PM, Martin Vaughan wrote:

Hi, this might be off-topic, but I guess someone here might be able to
help.

I am using the the IVTV driver with my adaptec avc-2010 capture card. I
use cat /dev/video0 > temp.mpg to generate an mpg2 file. This file plays
back fine with mplayer.


However, I then try to use ffmpeg or transcode to build an mpeg4 file
from temp.mpg, I seem to end up with serious lip sync problems (ffmpeg)
when the file is > 2GB (transcode complains about the structure of the
file and virtualdubmod under windows crashes when I try to view the
properties of the temp.mpg file).

I do not think this is a problem with the driver, but rather
applications having difficulty with files over 2GB, possibly due to 32
bit architecture.

Is there an alternative to using cat /dev/video0 - a command that would
generate separate files of <2gb chunks, with any mpg2 headers in place -
that is, I wouldn't have thought the files would be valid if I sliced my
8 gig file ainto 4 x 2GB pieces.



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