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  1. Hi. I'm having this trouble.
    I ripped a DVD, extracted the VOB files ina directory.
    The I used DVD2AVI 1.77.3 and I created a D2V file , extracting the needed audio track.
    Then I start CCE, with this AVS script, for a PAL DVD --> PAL SVCD:

    Mpeg2Dec3_mpeg2source("C:\mydir\movie.d2v")
    BicubicResize(480,432)
    AddBorders(0,72,0,72)
    AddAudio()
    ConvertToYUY2()

    The problem that happens is this:
    - Part 1 (from 0 to 72210) , is OK. I even encoded the audio with CCE, downsampling the MPA audio to 44.1 kHz and mixing to the M2V with TMPGenc to create a fully working MPEG.
    - Part 2 (from 72211 to end) is strange. The 'encoding...% of ..' goes from 1 to 100%, the screen shows the nr of the encoded frame correctly, but the output M2V file is shorter than the audio (32' 52" instead of 40' - the movie and the MPA file) and, obviously, is un-sync with the video.
    I receive no error from CCE.

    Then I thought the poblem could be of DVD2AVI 1.73, I used DGIndex 1.4.0 and the result is worse: I create a 8' MPV file, when I load the D2V file made by DGIndex with the AVS script writen above.

    What can I try?
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  2. Try DVD2SVCD. It's basically a bundle of assorted freeware programs that will rip from DVDs and create authored SVCDs. It needs CCE but you already have that.
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  3. Thanks.
    But , luckily, yesterday night found the solition: when the player plays the M2V file, it says it is 1h 12' (and the audio is 1h 28'), but if I compress to MP2 the File (downsampling it to 44.1 kHz, since it is for a SVCD) and multiplex it to the big M2V file, everything is in-sync!
    Therefore it's not a problem of the encoder (apart the audio, which I've already read that CCE makes badly, and therefore is better to join the full MP2 audio to the full M2V movie and to split the file into 2/3 parts only later) but of the 'player'.
    Ignoring what the playe says and multiplexing the MP2 224 kbps 44.1 kHz eeverything goes fine!
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