TMPGEnc Multiplexing sound error

[chewie8008]

I finally finished my edited video, but when I do multiplex and add the video to the edited sound I have created(mp2 file) I get a warning message at the end saying

"12656 s packets cause buffer underflow.
The MPEG file might cause error when it played."

The video plays normally and the audio is ok, but gets a little distortion at certain parts in the audio.

Is there any way to change this?

[Abond]

Oh, yes. Change the way you edit the files and most probably the error will change also.

[Sugar]

Try running both files through virtualdub to correct sync errors.

[Abond]

Try running both files through virtualdub to correct sync errors.

Mpeg2 files through VirtualDub??? Are you sure?

[qubesquare]

Try running both files through virtualdub to correct sync errors.

Mpeg2 files through VirtualDub??? Are you sure?

Do some searching on the net and you will be able to fine a MPEG2 capable version of Virtual Dub. Im not sure its an offical release. It gets the job done, might be a little buggy, but free is free.

[Abond]

Try running both files through virtualdub to correct sync errors.

Mpeg2 files through VirtualDub??? Are you sure?

Do some searching on the net and you will be able to fine a MPEG2 capable version of Virtual Dub. Im not sure its an offical release. It gets the job done, might be a little buggy, but free is free.

Pff, then try to run a mpeg2 "through" these versions to see what will happen.

[qubesquare]

Try running both files through virtualdub to correct sync errors.

Mpeg2 files through VirtualDub??? Are you sure?

Do some searching on the net and you will be able to fine a MPEG2 capable version of Virtual Dub. Im not sure its an offical release. It gets the job done, might be a little buggy, but free is free.

Pff, then try to run a mpeg2 "through" these versions to see what will happen.

I just did, I didnt get any problems. The only notice I got was it didnt like the Divx versions of drivers I had, but the tools worked fine for mpegs. After it parsed the mpeg file i was able to apply filters just as in the virtual dub meant for Avi's.

[Abond]

Try running both files through virtualdub to correct sync errors.

Mpeg2 files through VirtualDub??? Are you sure?

Do some searching on the net and you will be able to fine a MPEG2 capable version of Virtual Dub. Im not sure its an offical release. It gets the job done, might be a little buggy, but free is free.

Pff, then try to run a mpeg2 "through" these versions to see what will happen.

I just did, I didnt get any problems. The only notice I got was it didnt like the Divx versions of drivers I had, but the tools worked fine for mpegs. After it parsed the mpeg file i was able to apply filters just as in the virtual dub meant for Avi's.

Then this is how you want to correct audio synch errors in a mpeg2 file??? (this was the question asked)

[qubesquare]

It can't hurt to run a 'scan video stream for errors...'. VirtualDub is like a swiss army knife in the battlefield... use it to operate until you get a hold of a scalpel.