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  1. 11th Nov 2003 17:30 #1
    darkangel
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    I've got several avi files with bad frames i know how to remove the frames with V.dub but I've been told i need to set the correct interleave value or the audio will be out?
    I can get the i/l value from gspot but if the the info is like the example below to i set the preload to 42ms or the interleave every 42ms?

    1 vid frame (42 ms) Split: Yes
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    Well, this is how DigiFix says to fix bad frames without losing audio.
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