I have an AVI that starts off ok but then goes out of sync, Ive been looking around the net for solutions and tried numerous things to resolve the out of sync problem
I downloaded avidemux and opened the avi and it came up with the follwing 2 prompts:
Build VBR time map?
Avidemux detected VBR MP3 audio in this file. For keeping the audio/video in sync, time map is needed, build it now? Yes / No
Packed Bitstream Detected
Do you want me to unpack it? yes / No
I clicked ok to both, I then pressed play in avidemux and it was absolutely perfect, I saved it and it starts ok but then gradually goes out of sync.
I do have Sound Forge and I opened the avi in that but I havent got a clue on how to change it, if anyone can help I would be truly grateful
Can someone give me some instructions on how to sort it
Thankyou
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Last edited by Baldrick; 6th Apr 2010 at 11:15. Reason: Updated the title.
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Because the VBR time map lets it keep the audio and video in sync. The map isn't included in the output in Copy mode. Try reencoding the audio with CBR.
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In the Audio pulldown select MP3 (Lame). Press the Configure button and select the parameters you want. Save.
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Im getting no where with this
Can someone help me please
Ive tried what Jagabo said and its still no better -
If you have Sound Forge and know the basic functions, use Avidemux to demux the existing audio.
Open the mp3 in Sound forge and save as a WAVE file.
Open the avi in the Avidemux and load the WAV as the audio.
Using the seek pointer review various sections (use the space bar in Virtualdub ). Is it in sync now ?
If it's OK, set audio to mp3/ CBR (set Video to COPY).
Save as a new AVI. -
I took a look at the file. The sync is pretty good at the beginning and end, but is perhaps 1/2 second out in the middle
I would convert the file to PCM audio (since it's only 20 minutes) and use this for your further editing.
Open the original file in Avidemux set audio to PCM and save the new avi.
I think you're going to have to cut the file into two, find a a convenient place somewhere in the middle
and save each half into two new files. It's possible each section will need the audio to be time stretched slightly and/or
shifted to make it fit.
When you've fixed both pieces, you can join it back together. -
Think of it as a learning opportunity.
Here's some further reading:
https://forum.videohelp.com/threads/257022-How-to-fix-audio-synch-problem-in-AVI-fileLast edited by davexnet; 8th Apr 2010 at 10:43.
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