AutoGK : MPEG2 to Avi Frame Rate Problem

[Mokkori Chan]

Hi guys...im new here...sorry if put this in the wrong forum...

i got a problem with converting MPEG2 file to AVI with AutoGK 2.45. The problem is, i was converting a movie clip with 4.24 duration. But what i got was the song with the clip out of sync. When i checked the properties using Media Player Classic, turn out that the frame rate has change. The original was 29.97 and the converted result was 23.97. Now, i have read the tutorial that AutoGK have, but i couldn't find how to change it...

Im very2 sorry if my problem here already answerd elsewhere...
sorry for the bad english, too

Thank you before... ^^

[Baldrick]

In autogk press CTRL-F9 (on your keyboard) to bring up the advanced settings where you can manually set the framerate.

[Mokkori Chan]

yes i've done that...hmm...can you tell me which one ...??



i've done the encode credit...no luck

the "reduce fps 60/50 for hdtv"..still no luck...

which one that comes with the real....??

[manono]

The original was 29.97 and the converted result was 23.97.

1. The correct framerate is 23.976fps.
2. Even though the framerate changed, the video's length didn't change at all.
3. If the audio is out of synch, it's not because of the framerate change.
4. If you begin fooling around in the Hidden Options changing things you don't understand, you'll likely make it worse.

Please post the log for this encode. If the out-of-synch is constant (the same all the way through), it's very easy to fix.

[Mokkori Chan]

yeah i know i'll make it worst so i try to ask here...hmm...the log is at home...i'm online at the cafe rit know...

well, after reading here and there, i want to do something like..

1. i rip the audio
2. convert the mpeg2 to avi with no audio with autogk
3. Using BeLight to change the audio frame rate
4. mux again with MeGui or mkvmergeGUi..

can i do that...??

[manono]

can i do that...??

Sure, why not? Uncheck the audio in the Audio Track section. I don't see how that's going to help you get the audio back in synch, though. And if it's AVI you want, I think I'd probably remux using VDubMod.

[Mokkori Chan]

well, i want to make some video clip with mkv based and softsub...and i wanna try convert to x264 so i want my avi have high quality file. Since the original file was MPEG2 and when i convert to avi the result was bad (like have lines in every move in the video).

well, i'll try it when i got back home and post the result here...thankz for your help mate... ^^