Florin Andrei wrote: > > Run audio and video encoders in two separate steps, but only the audio > encoder under transcode. The video encoder is a separate application, > that may or may not flag bad frames the same way transcode does. > > See my dilemma? What happens if I use a totally different transcoder for > the video track, and there are some frame drops? How do I guarantee that > audio and video are still in sync? > > I can't feed video from transcode to the other encoder via a pipe - the > other encoder is a Windows application running under Wine, and it needs > an actual source file to read.
When I run into similar problems, I use avidemux to resynch afterwards.
