Uh.... MPEG4 is (kind of) the same thing as DivX.... are you sure you
didn't export to MPEG2?

A/V sync is fun!  Is the audio off from the video for a fixed amount
the entire time?  Then you must tell mencoder to do a fixed offset for
the audio.  Is the audio drifting?  Then you have to pay attention to
your framerate.  -srate changes the video speed to keep A/V sync
(i.e., w/ 44.1 and 48kHz signals).  Do you need to apply a 3:2
telecine process to the video?  Then that can mess with your sync too.
There are lots of options here, depending on the exact nature of the
A/V sync problem.



ok well maybe it's MPEG4/divx I'm not sure, I'm having a hard time with all of this stuff. Is there a site that describes all of this stuff. I get confused real fast. Anyway, the audio is drifting, it's pretty good for the first few seconds, and then it gets off. There's a few minutes of video left, where the audio is long finished.

I've tried the srate thing. I've done srate=44100, and srate=48000, and then even srate=256000, which is what it was set to in cinelerra. I'm still having a hard time getting it to sync right.

Art


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