Can you explain the steps in using avimerge and avisync?. forgive my lack of
knowledge in this area.
Basically, there are several .vob files that DVD::rip creates. I woud like to
make a .avi with the audio and video in sync. So are you saying use DVD::Rip to
trancode the .vob files to a .avi then de-multiples to create a .avi (without
sound) and use tcextract to create the .mp3 audio track, then use avimerge?.
I am assuming avisync can be used directly on the transcoded file that DVD::Rip
creates but then we have to insert a value to sync the audio to the video, and
this is guesswork.
BTW: can I acess this thread directly on a webpage?
--- On Thu, 14/1/10, Edmund Mergl <e.me...@bawue.de> wrote:
From: Edmund Mergl <e.me...@bawue.de>
Subject: [transcode-users] avisync
To: "transcode Users Mailing List" <transcode-users@exit1.org>
Date: Thursday, 14 January, 2010, 20:59
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I'm using DVD::Rip and transcode to make avis from DVDs. The have always two
sound-tracks.
Sometimes the second sound-track is out of sync. If I use avisync to correct
this, the result
is very often unusable. Both sound-tracks are stuttering.
What I have to do is to de-multiplex the movie with transcode -i movie.avi -P
1 -y raw,null -o video.avi
and with tcextract -i movie.avi -a 0 -x mp3 | tcextract -x mp3 -t raw >
audio.mp3.
After this I have to multiplex the whole thing with avimerge and now I can
successfully use avisync.
Why is this so complicated ? Why is it not possible to use avisync directly ?
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