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  1. 15th Oct 2009 14:59 #1
    Jacks_Daddy07
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    I am sure this has been posted before but is there a way to extract the audio from a xvid movie. the audio is out to sync and was wondering if it was possible to get it back in sync. Thanks.
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    What kind of out sync? THe same the entire movie or progressive where it get worse and worse.
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    Sounds like the same all through the movie
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    Load the video in virtualdub and open audio/interleaving and enter a value in delay audio track by '350' or whatever amount is needed and playback in vdub to see if it matches,use a - if needed then save as avi,make sure video is direct stream copy selected.
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    Or AVI-Mux GUI....
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