black hawk down divx to mpeg2?

[2ize]

has anyone sucessfully encoded 2 file JAR black hawk down 23fps ntsc movie to 25fps pal dvd
ive tried a few different ways but can seem to sync audio

using vdub to separate streams then reencoding with tmpeg
authoring with dvdit pe

also says that their are index block s are missing when opening in vdub absolutly clueless
need a pro for this one i think??

any ideas on the correct method would save my bacon

nice one
rob

[jledhead]

I used virtual dub and frameserved to CCE to get the size right, but only did video in CCE. extracted the audio with virtual dub, then converted to mp2 with BeSweet and toolame. then used pulldown.exe on the mpv to get the framerate from 25 to 29.97. then used bbmpeg to mux the mpv and mp2 into one mpeg2 SVCD compliant stream.

another method used was DVD2SVCD will also let you encode avi to SVCD using the above methods in the background.

www.doom9.org to learn more

and yes, it was the exact same file, jar with his funked up ascpect ratio, just like the Ali

[2ize]

thanks for the tips but i still cant seem to sync the audio ive tried frameserving the avi to cce that is kool but when i try to sync the audio to the finished file it just drifts further out .

ive tried time stretching the audio to match the finished avi files duration but to no avail. it starts out good but drifts further n further out. please help someone with a step by step guide as ive tried the vcdhelp guides but they dont seem to be helpin me

niceone
rob

[bugster]

If you are trying to encode a 23.97fps Divx to 25fps PAL you need to shrink the video by about 4% to match the new length of the video when played back at 25fps. This can be done with many commercial wave editor type tools, I use sonic soundforge for this.

Basically you need to read the NTSC to PAL conversion guide in the Howto's for details.

[jledhead]

with the exact same file you have:
for the video
virtual and frameserved to CCE and got a mpv video file
used pulldown.exe to change the framerate to 29.97
for the audio
virtual dub direct stream copy and save wav
open BeSweet and use it to convert the wav to mp2 using azid and toolame

muxing process
open bbmpeg and load the video file and then load the audio file, choose SVCD offset, choose output filesize, then go

the result is standard compliant SVCD stream

for the guide I used go on over to www.doom9.org

here is the link