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  1. Hi, I have some mkv movies that I tried encoding. The MKV's play perfectly in media players, but after I encode them to DIVX .avi, with .wav or constant-bitrate .mp3 (converted from .ogg), the audio is always off, and gets worse by the end of the video. I already know how to demux and convert .MKV's to AVI (I did several series with no problems), but I never had this problem. I've tried using VirtualDubMod, Nandub and SubMux (VobSub). The framerate of the extracted avi, I checked with Gspot is 29.971, but when I rightclick the MKV file's Properties in windows explorer, it says 29.96999. Both audio and video are same length of time. I don't know why the original MKVs play ok, but the encoded .avi videos have audio sync problems. I've tried skewing audio, messing with interleaving, but nothing works. Can anyone help?
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    Probably the mkv is VFR (Variable Frame Rate). avi doesn't support VFR so the video becomes CFR and the audio no longer matches.
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