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  1. 19th Jan 2004 23:24 #1
    turb0
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    i have an m2v and a wav file. when i view it to test it in TMPGEnc DVD Author my audio is just ahead of my video... how do i fix this?

    also, can i convert my video and audio using virtual dub
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  2. 20th Jan 2004 02:30 #2
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    I've had trouble with video/audio sync for a year on many different programs. If the audio is ahead of the video consistantly (the same distance thoughout the video) then you could load the wav into an audio editor (I use Goldwave) and add a second or 2 (or more if needed) of silence at the start of the audio to delay until it's in sync.
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    How did you create the m2v and wav file ?
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    i made wave with virtual dub and m2v with TMPGEnc
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    Did you check the file for bad frames before you converted ?
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