is Vobedit or DvDDecrypter the culprit?

[TheLostTimberwolf]

I am trying to convert an anime dvd which has 6 episodes on the one disk to vcd. Each of these episodes has a diff VTS, so i am ripping each one at a time, then taking vobedit and combining them into one VTS(using the Join Clips function), then creating an ifo for them using ifoedit.

Everything works ok but in final playback there is serious audio sync issues from the start of the 2nd episode the 1st one plays fine, I checked the video and sound with sound forge and vegas video, it seems that there have been frames dropped. Does anyone know if this is caused by dvd decryptor(ripping using stream processing) or vobedit when i join the vobs together? Or is there something i need to do that i havent? maybe a different program to use?

any help appreciated , thanks...

[Ejoc]

I had a somewhat similar thing happen with one Stargate DVD:

I used DVDDecrypter in File Mode, Then when I loaded my AVISynth script into TMPGEnc the audio on the second thru 4th episodes had like a 650ms audio sync problem, the first was fine. I didnt use VOBEdit since each episode was going to its own CD-R. My guess is it was DVDDecrypter, but I found that if I rip each episode by itself I wouldnt get this problem, but thats what you did... If you use TMPGEnc you can adjust the audio, so you can manually adjust the audio back, each of the episodes 2-4's audio were off the exact same amount, so all I had todo was work on resyncing one of em.

*shrug* I had it happen, couldn't say why, I just did a quick work-around to fix it and moved on.

[TheLostTimberwolf]

Thanks Ejoc

Ive found a work around that provides a satisfactory way to achive what i wanted before. Appreciate your time in replying though,

cheers