Removing glitches in the MPEG files?

[MheAd]

Hello!
I have this DVD-compliant MPEG-2 file that I would like to burn as standard DVD-movie. However, it contains a small glitch.
I believe these glitches are pretty usual type of flaws that can occur because one reason or another.

Anyway, the glitch comes as a short but loud sound-pop and then the picture becomes a bit pixelised / distorted on that point. Everything gets back to normal in about a second.

I was wondering if there is any way to remove or at least "soften" this glitch without actually cutting out the effected area (which would cause a visable / audiable skip of the video)?

Thanks in advance!

[SLK001]

Do you have access to the original video?

[mwkurt]

If you use DVDLab Pro (there is a 30 day trial) there is a function in there that can skip a portion of a video file so that it will not play on the DVD. Supposedly it is seamless so the viewer can not detect it has been skipped.
Mark

[MheAd]

I don't understand. How can I skip a small portion of an MPG file without noticing it when playing back the same file after the editing???

What you are describing there looks like basically the thing that I do NOT want to do - cutting out the effected part.

[johns0]

There's no way you can fix the glitch so you can watch it,you can only cut it out with and editor such as womble or tmpgenc dvd author while authoring to dvd.

[MheAd]

Well, I was hoping there was a rendering process that at least softens the glitch a little bit. I wasn't hoping to remove it entirely.

The same way as you can remove pops and clicks from the sound I was hoping there was a way to do it with video. Cause this flaw here, in video-terminology, is kind of "video pop/click".