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  1. 3rd Apr 2005 14:25 #1
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    After encoding an wmv/wmaV2 file to a demultiplexed m2v/mp2 file and then multiplexing so I have a complete m2v/mp2 file I have serious problem with the audio being out of sync

    The problem starts at the outset of the film by about half a second and get worse as the film goes on finally ending up so badly out of sync I cant tell how out of sync it is in terms of how far behind the audio the video is, it gets that bad

    I am seriously deflated now, bugger! lol
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  2. 3rd Apr 2005 14:35 #2
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    It happens with WMV. There was a thread once where someone said you could use Windows Movie Maker to convert it to DV Avi before encoding. A litle extra quality loss, but better than desync i bet.
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    Originally Posted by thor300
    It happens with WMV. There was a thread once where someone said you could use Windows Movie Maker to convert it to DV Avi before encoding. A litle extra quality loss, but better than desync i bet.
    Oh bollocks!!!

    Im gutted to be honest, it was all going so well, HC encoded the video about 30% faster than Tmpgenc and all was left was the multiplex...then dissapointment

    Oh well, I can only hope someone has some other ideas perhaps?
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