SVCD to DVDr -- Audio Gets out of Synch

[rickestrada]

Well i am trying to convert the Spiderman SVCD which is 3CD's over to my DVDr...

1. I use VCDGear to extract the all 3 .mpg files and i check fix the MPEG Errors in VCDGear..

2. Had a problem with TMPGenc merging all 3 files, it would come out 20 mintues short??? Tried Demuxing all 3 .mpg first also and muxing back and still the same problem.. Then is used M2-Edit Professional Edition and that worked on muxing the original 3 mpgs i extracted with VCDgear..

3. Now i have one big Spiderman .mpg and when i demux it in both M2Edit and TmpgEnc the sound track in 2 seconds longer than the video track???? It plays fine at the beginning of the movie but once it gets to where the 2 cd was muxed the sound in out of synch..

Is there something i can do to fix this?? this is the first SVCD movie i tried to convert over to DVDr... Could it be something wrong with the SVCD movie itself?????

or is it something wrong with me... lol

The other thing i was thinking is just to demux the 3 original .mpgs and author that way.. but there seems to be a pause when switching from movie1 to movie2? I am using Spruce DVDmaestro 2.9. There is a pause when i test it with PowerDVD.... i figure it would do the same on my Exteneral DVD player... but i have not tried...

Any suggestions about joining them may create 3 seperate .vobs then join the .vobs. i dont know so if anyone could offer any suggestions on how to get the 3 .mpgs to play seamless would be appreciated.

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[rickestrada]

anyone else have this problem>>>>>

[xiaNaix]

I converted Spiderman (and lots of others) using Maestro with no re-encode and it works great! I used these tutorials, originally written for "Lord of the Rings"...

http://xianaix.ps2newz.net/Video/lotr_svcd_to_perfect_dvd.zip
http://xianaix.ps2newz.net/Video/lotr_svcd_to_perfect_dvd_sound_fix.zip

The only problem is, since the original MPEGs are PAL, it won't play on all players. If you want to re-encode to NTSC, try this method...

http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?s=&threadid=26355