Hi Andrew!

* Andrew Stevens writes:
>>What I think it means that frame #61269 has to be an I-frame, and
>>there should be no other I-frame until frame #61281, which is the next
>>I-frame. This seems to be needed in order to remux a MPEG2 video
>>stream to a valid DVD structure and to not have sync issues.

>Hmmm... the picture kind should make *no difference* to sync.  This
>looks like one of those doing-x-happens-to-fix-y where x and y aren't
>really related issues.

>Anyway, where does the "template" requirement come from.  Is it
>something folk discovered by accident or is it something the IfoEdit
>author specified.  If the latter I can maybe figure out whats really
>going on by asking them...

If I understand thiings correctly these are the I-frames of the
original stream. The newly encoded stream should have the I-frames at
the exact same locations as the original. 

IfoEdit can create a frame template for TMPGEnc so that TMPGEnc knows
where the I-frames should go.

>What sync issues arise if you allow variable-size GOPs?  What happens
>if you simply force mpeg2enc to use a fixed GOP size of 12 (-g 12 -G
>12)?

Isn't this the default?

>>Definitely true, but I do not author a completely new DVD, but I want
>>to remux the the video together with the existing (dts/AC3)
>>streams. And with a normal m2v file (produced by either TMPGEnc or
>>mpeg2enc) I have stuttering sound.

>Hmmm... how very peculiar.  Can you send me a short snippet of a muxed
>sequence that works and one that doesn't?  (1 or 2MB each - enough to
>hear the stutter). Sounds like something interesting is going on.  What
>device are you replaying on?

Denon DVD 900, sometimes it's also the picture that's "stuttering". In
any case it gets out of sync rapidly. I will try to upload a sample in
the next days.

regards
Markus



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