svcd I give up sync sux.

[g12345567]

I have tried to make svga video cd's but ever time I try lots of different methods and suggestions. I just can't get the audio to stay in sync with the video. I have tried for over the past few weeks.

I do VCD 100% perfect every time no problems but the quality is a bit blocky but otherwise perfect.

I was wondering if there was any way to make VCD format no so blocky. Especialy for playback on stand alone players.

Greg

[hitechjunkie]

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On 2001-07-23 05:01:50, g12345567 wrote:

I was wondering if there was any way to make VCD format no so blocky. Especialy for playback on stand alone players.

Greg

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if raising the video bitrate is out of the question, then you could try using a "smoothing" filter and/or raising the motion search quality...

[khai]

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On 2001-07-23 05:01:50, g12345567 wrote:
I have tried to make svga video cd's but ever time I try lots of different methods and suggestions. I just can't get the audio to stay in sync with the video. I have tried for over the past few weeks.

I do VCD 100% perfect every time no problems but the quality is a bit blocky but otherwise perfect.

I was wondering if there was any way to make VCD format no so blocky. Especialy for playback on stand alone players.

Greg

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You should post your method of converting/ripping. I am certainly not a pro at this but I have made a couple SVCD's that came out perfect using the methods posted on this site.