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    original source is from HD PVR (*.ts) recorded from tv (1080i50) - MTV nHD.

    What I describe below is my own approach and it may be 100% wrong as I do not know too much about it.

    After recording when I play back the file I got the information that it is 25 fps and interlaced - thats correct.
    But I noticed that some music videos played on MTV nHD are not interlaced (2 fields responsible for frame are almost identical and don't create "comb" effect at all) - I checked i t with avisynth separatefield() command.

    Since my goal is to make this music play on my portable pmp (cowon q5) I have to convert it to xVid - resolution 800x448.
    And since these fields are almost identical I decided to do this as follows:

    DirectShowSource("e:\_libs\Videos\_tv\_alexisJorda n_goodGirl.ts")
    assumeTFF()
    separateFields()
    selectOdd()
    crop(8,4,-0,-4)
    Spline64Resize(800,448)

    and when I play the resulting clip on my computer everything is fine but when playing on pmp audio is delayed.
    Last edited by adom; 21st Mar 2011 at 02:47.
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    small correction (I tried these conversions so many times that I alredy lost myself

    there is no a/v sync problems on my pmp only if I convert songs which were recorded in 720p (set on satelite tuner) - then I get 50fps progressive and this material I can convert with following script:

    DirectShowSource("e:\_libs\Videos\_tv\_alexisJorda n_goodGirl.ts")
    crop(8,4,-0,-4)
    Spline64Resize(800,448)

    and pmp plays fine - no a/v delay

    I got problems (a/v delay) when converting from 1080i (set on sat tuner).

    Playing after convertion in vDub there's small a/v delay even on my computer - but on pmp the delay is much greater.
    Last edited by adom; 21st Mar 2011 at 02:49.
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    never mind.

    I used vDub + filters directly (no avisynth's scripts) and there's no a/v delay anymore.
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    no... it's still not right...

    could anybody take a look at the file in attachment - it is 16 sec long video which I cut using videoRedo
    I need it as xvid:
    video: 800x448, 25 fps, bitrate <= 4000,
    audio: 48kHz, ac3, 2 channels, max 196 kb

    whatever I do (convert) audio is always delayed when I play on my pmp.

    Thank You very much for any help.
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