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    I have a Demo DVD I've made for myself from my collection. Here's my procudure:

    1. take the easy way and use DVDshrink to get the exact clips I want.
    2. demux the resulting VOB's. I've been using rejig.exe to demux. I had dolby problems prior t using rejig.
    3. Author my demo DVD using DVDMaestro (which I'm proficient in) to assemble all my demuxed assets.

    Everything works fine for all my dolby clips. But my DTS clips are visibly, clearly out of sync (~.5-.75 sec). The originals appear to play in sync fine.

    Is there some method I can use to ensure my DTS audio is in sync with it's video?

    Thanks!
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    slide the clips on the time line untill they are in sync - if you need to, add 1 sec of blank to begining of video
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    Originally Posted by BJ_M
    slide the clips on the time line untill they are in sync - if you need to, add 1 sec of blank to begining of video
    Well, that's kinda coarse. No way to tell how much to put in there, or is a 1 sec delay standard . I was looking for a more scientific method I suppose.

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    well there IS if you made the dts clip in the first place ...

    I always have a delay on a dts track for preroll and sync lock ..

    this method i sugested is quickest - though if you want you can convert dts to wav and load wav and video in nle and get a close placement -- but it will not be exact either ...
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    Thanks for the help. I'll give your suggestion a shot. Or stop using DTS tracks.
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