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    hi all is there any apps that can fix video encoded in h264 like divfix or divfix++ do with avi? i got clip that show wrong time (show clip length 36hr where it is only 1.5hr clip). also it has prb with seek function. many thanks.
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    In what video container? mkv, mp4, avi?

    You could try run it through for example avidemux, under video and audio choose copy and save as an mkv,mp4,avi.
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  3. more probably your sample is corrupted

    better to reencode the original, or to download a correct file

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    thanks for prompt reply (as always). the file is .avi but vlc said the audio is vorbis which i suspect it should be mkv.
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  5. ffmpeg is able to mux ogg audio in avi

    check with avinaptic

    you can try remuxing on mkv...

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    well i am thinking to avoid redownload since i am on slower broadband.
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  7. i will try to demux with ffmpeg..

    ffmpeg -i myfile.avi -an -vcodec copy stream.avi
    ffmpeg -i myfile.avi -vn -acodec copy stream.ogg

    divfix the stream.avi (attention.. you could lose syncronization...)

    remux into mkv

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    ok will try both later. so it will change h264 to standard avi?
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  9. no it will copy video stream to avi container

    post an avinaptic report of file

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    Hm, this is odd. I try ffmpeg and now the resulting avi file is fine (shows correct timing and noproblem with seek. However I found that the video and audio is not showing the same time. Video is around 1:12:09 while audio is 1:11:59 (around 10 second differences). What is the best way to combine audio and video again and try to sync it as close as possible, want to avoid mkv if I can.

    Edit: I use mkvtool and it seems OK. I will live with it at the moment, thanks for helping me!
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