Pal SVCD To NTSC SVCD Need help

[legalthugs]

First of all I am working with a .mpg file. I have virtual Dub, Besweet, Goldwave, and Cool Edit. The problem that i have is keeping the audio in sync with the video. I also forgot how to set the audio pitch or should I say stretch for ex: 116468/23.976 = 4857.69. Another problem I have is using vdub to frameserve the video. If anyone out there can help me pls msg me!

[abularkin]

If using TMPGEnc, check the "do not framerate conversion" box on the advanced part of the mpeg template settings. Encode video only.

If using CCE, create an AviSynth file (assuming that you have Avisynth installed), and copy and paste this:

#Start copy
MPEGSource("M:\Movies\buffy.the.vampire.slayer.s07 e19.empty.places-ftv.mpg")
ConvertToYUY2()
AssumeFPS(23.976,True)
BicubicResize(480,480,0.0,0.6)
ResampleAudio(44100)
#End copy
Save as whatever.avs
Changing for your different format:
VCD: BicubicResize(352,240,0.0,0.6)
CVD: BicubicResize(352,480,0.0,0.6)

Load this .avs file into CCE, right-click and edit. Uncheck the audio box. Encode as normal.

Now for the audio:
load into VDUBMOD, then Audio 1> Compression PCM>Save WAV
Load WAV into Besweet input.
If it's a stereo input, use BeSweet's overall track adjustment setting. Check the box for "Change frame rate from" 25.000"to" 23.976.
Set bitrate under "2LAME"
Set sample rate under "SSRC"
Press "BeSweet"
Click "WAV to MP2"
Multiplex with MPV,M1V, or M2V.

If it's mono audio, load avi into Vdub and save uncompressed wav. Make an AviSynth file and copy and paste this:

#Start copy
WAVSource("DRIVE:\PATH\WAV NAME.wav")
ResampleAudio(Round(44100 * (25.000/ 23.976)))
AssumeSampleRate(44100)
#End copy

Load new audio .avs into audio source of TMPGEnc. Encode audio only after setting bitrate.
Multiplex with MPV,M1V, or M2V.
And when your done, you should have a 23.976 mpeg in full audio synch.
If your wanting 29.976, then change all 23.976 references to 29.976
Also check this site:
http://www.geocities.com/xesdeeni2001/StandardsConversion/index.html#PALVCD2NTSCFilmVCD
Hope this works for you.