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  1. 20th Jun 2004 10:31 #1
    Joef2k2
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    hey i have a video which is slighty out of sync compared to its audio, at the start it seems ok.....but then it suddenly changes an goes out ? i have tired using DVD LAB to delay the audio slightly but i am unable to and it hard to listen to it in DVD LAB, i am wondering if any one could point me in the correct direction on how to possibly solve this.........all other parts are in sync, its just part 1 of my movie!!

    Would be grateful if any1 could help, thanx
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  2. 20th Jun 2004 10:38 #2
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    What format is your video file?
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  3. 20th Jun 2004 10:42 #3
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    the video file is mpeg2, i have used TMPGEnc to demux them both, then i used the same program to change the audio from 44hz to 48hz
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  4. 20th Jun 2004 11:35 #4
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    Sorry, I don't know a progs. that will let you edit and change the audio delay in an mpeg. An avi, however..that I would have been able to help you with.
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  5. 20th Jun 2004 12:05 #5
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    okay nvm, thanx anyway, ill try find something
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  6. 20th Jun 2004 21:17 #6
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    What is your files source?
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  7. 21st Jun 2004 07:11 #7
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    my file source is MPEG2, which i split seperate so that i can change the audio to 48Hz, and then i just put them in DVDLAB and do what i need to
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    Not the format. The source of the MPEG2. DV, download, other?
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  9. 24th Jun 2004 12:44 #9
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    oh sorry, they are downloaded :P
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  10. 26th Jun 2004 08:48 #10
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    Can't do much for you here.
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  11. 26th Jun 2004 10:08 #11
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    can i ask why ?
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    don't know anything about download. I am only interested in self made videos.
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