Folks,
Is there a utility somewhere that can detect and display the audio offset value in a H.264 TS file?
I'm converting some of my .TS files from a Hauppauge HD PVR into CineForm in TMPGEnc, then editing them in Sony Vegas, but the A/V sync is roughly 6 frames out. I'd like to be a little more precise than that, so something that could display what the audio offset in the original file is would be a huge help.
Any pointers would be appreciated!
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Thank you, that's just the ticket.
With the original .TS, in the "Audio" section MediaInfo is showing a video delay of -120ms, which according to my maths is three frames with 25fps material. That could well be about right, my six frames figure was a by-eye guess.
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