Problem with NTSC Film (24FPS AVI) > SVCD

[Arminator]

Hello,

I searched the forum and tried the several suggestions to my problem already (first splitting the WAV and then muxing it back with TMPGEnc) etc. but all with the same results:

If I convert a 24 FPS DivX Avi to a SVCD with the NTSC Film Template in TMPGEnc the Video is *always* faster than the audio. I see, that TMPGEnc is doing this "Inverse Telecine" thingy and creates a 29 FPS MPEG. However, even if I select "don't do Frame conversion" I get a video that lags about 5 Seconds behind after 50 Minutes of film. However it starts out fine.

What am I doing wrong? With 29 fps NTSC or 25 fps PAL AVIs I do not have any sync problems. Only this one 24 FPS film gives me a headache.

[Heflink]

I was so relieved when I found a way of fixing this problem that I have been looking for people with the same problem so help them (and spread a little holiday joy).

http://www.vcdhelp.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=129408

merry christmas. (and I hope it works otherwise I look like a huge jackass, dont I?)

[Arminator]

Thanks for your help, but since I don't own Adobe Premiere, I cannot follow your instructions.. but this Wav-stretching thingy could be handy. I'll try around a bit...