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  1. 8th Nov 2002 14:40 #1
    Wizeman
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    Hiya!

    Tried several times now to get audio sync when making a XSVCD or rather Generic MPEG-2 (incl muxing as MPEG-2 and/or XSVCD etc) but to no avail. Doing the standard 2500 SVCD, the audio sync is dead-on, but not so here... Any suggestions? Apart from the obvious "stick to 2500" I'd like to, but some of my friends get annoyed with 3 and 4 disc titles, and would like me to try XSVCDs instead.

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    If you are not ripping the entire title set from a DVD into one giant VOB, you will get sync issues ... simple as that.
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    I *have* ripped the entire film from DVD to one VOB, Antny... just the same way I've previously done and gotten excellent results w ffmpegx (doing SVCDs). I just wondered why switching to generic mpeg2 streams kicks the audio sync to hell... don't get that at all...

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    The test file (1 chapter ripped to VOB) has also synced perfectly when encoded as SVCD using standard ffmpegx settings.
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