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  1. 16th Jul 2001 13:14 #1
    Guiboche
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    I read someplace that TMPGEnc doesn't timecode it's video and audio when it encodes, causing the video/audio to slowly drift apart during playback (On Stand along Players). I have had video/audio sync problems from TMPGEnc files, but haven't had any from Panasonic or bbMPEG. Is this timecode a real fault in TMPGEnc and if so, is there a way to fix this problem? Would de-multiplexing and re-multiplexing the files help this?

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    I have found problems with it's mpeg2 but i have a 250mhz system/


    The audio jumps ahead of the video.


    No problems with MPEG1
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