Audio pitch after video is convert using handbrake or video coder

[Freelife2345]

I am trying to convert a 1280x 720 video to 740 x 416. I notice after being convert using both handbrake and video coder, there are some segments of the video where the audio pitch is higher or softer. Do you know how I can get the audio to be exactly the same as the original file? Is this a setting issue? When I use handbrake, I chose keep aspect ratio and anarmorphic as none.

[Bernix]

Maybe it could be if you choose variable frame rate, which is set up by default. Try constant frame rate. Not sure if that helps.

Bernix

[Cornucopia]

How the video is sized, processed or re-encoded should have NO bearing on the audio. If it does, you have some major settings wrong.

Avoid the problem altogether by:
1. Making sure that whatever you do to the video, it doesn't change the framerate away from what the source was.
2. Demux the audio, save it & put it aside, do your video work, and then remux that original audio back in.

Scott

[videobruger]

Did you try using "pass through" for the audio in HandBrake/Vidcoder.