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  1. Hi. I found this strange problem. I say 'strange' because this problem doesn't seem linked to the use of MP3 VBR compression instead of MP3 CBR.

    This is the problem:
    - I have an AVI which, apparently, is perfect. A/V is in sync but, when I perform in VirtualDub 'File___File information', I see that the video is 1:33:42.20 long, but the audio is 1:33:26.28 (that is, 16' less!).
    The result is this: if, for testing, I create a MPEG-1 from that AVI (well, exetly loading the video part from that AVI and loading , as 'audio input', the uncompressed WAV I made from that AVI), the sound is out-or-sync of a constant amount (but 'by ear' I can feel it is some thousands of milliseconds, not 16 seconds).

    Is there a way to detect exatly (and not 'by ear') the A/V delay which will be created, so I can correct it by using some audio encoder?

    Thanks.
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  2. YAAI reports an audio delay value.
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  3. Thanks. Very nice tool.
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