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  1. 5th Nov 2006 14:03 #1
    waferthin
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    I have downloaded an avi file, where audio is always delayed by around 6 seconds.
    Is there a simple way to fix this?

    I have access to the DVD ( from which this avi was created ) as well, which is a RIP from a VHS tape.

    Following is some info about the file from VLC media player.

    Stream 0

    Codec - XVID
    Resolution - 336x256
    Frame Rate - 29.970030

    Stream 1

    Codec - mpga
    Channels - 2
    Sample Rate - 48000 Hz
    Bitrate - 109 kb/s

    Length of Video - 2:32:26
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  2. 7th Nov 2006 10:45 #2
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    Extract the audio with a program such as goldwave, remove approx. 6 seconds from the beginning of the file, then encode with virtualdub.
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  3. 7th Nov 2006 11:53 #3
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    You can simply remultiplex the audio and video with VirtualDub and set a -6000 millisecond audio delay value to advance the audio by 6 seconds.
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