virtualdubmpeg2 error in ripped vob

[yoda313]

I have an interesting error here. Its not urgent just curious. I ripped a deleted scene off of a dvd and tried to convert it to divx with virtualdubmpeg2. Then it came out clear but the audio was ahead by about a second or so. Here is the error:

[!] MPEG: Anachronistic or discontinuous timestamp found in audio stream 29 at
byte position 10401810, from 1393644 to 1476762. This may indicate an
improper join.

What does that mean?

The first time I got it I used dvdshrink to cut out the segment of the clip I wanted and attributed it to that. But then I tried again by using the entire 4 minute vob and still got this error.

I know I can skew the audio to match up to the video but I don't know exactly how much its off.

Suggestions??

[jimmalenko]

As I say in step 3 of my guide ( https://www.videohelp.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=223342 ), I have received this error on occasion with virtualdub-MPEG2 but it has never affected the output one bit. I think it's just something to do with ripping a particular chapter or title means that the timestamp within the VOB(s) is/are sometimes out of whack of where they should be "normally", or where virtualdub-MPEG2 expects them to be. Just continue on, check your output and I'm pretty confident everything will still be in synch.

[yoda313]

I'll try it again tonight. thanks jimmy

Is there a way to tell the exact offsynch of audio for correcting?? I mean its a short clip so I can easily do trial and error but if there was a way to calculate the offset I would like to know. Thanks.

[Megahurts]

yoda313

If you use Virtualdub-MPEG2 and under File/File information it will show the audio skew in + or - ms.

Regards,

Chas

[yoda313]

thanks

Yep here it is:



So I'll just adjust it by .24 seconds. I appreciate the heads up megahurt