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  1. 16th Jul 2002 16:06 #1
    Triton
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    How about this I am having some problems with other movies and the synch a/v. But what if I cut the avi in half or even thirds then get the wav file in virtual dub for all 3 and encode them seperate in tmpge? Think this could fix some of the audio drift?
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    This seems like a good working guide, though I haven't had occasion to use it just yet (knock on wood). I would probably go through the whole guide for perfect synch. Out of synch is just really annoying and it should only add on another 3-5% to the total processing time.
    Sorry, about the edit. Forgot this : http://forum.vcdhelp.com/viewtopic.php?t=100617
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