Calling All Vcd Gear/tmpgenc Users!

[jay973]

:( After d/l SVCD's from BT,I have had to convert them to Mpegs using VCDGear and then re-encode with Tmpgenc to make VCD's that play on my DVD player.
All is well apart from the sound is ever so slightly out of sync.
:wacko: Any suggestions anyone??

[kazaaliterock]

i not sure if theis will help but use vdub

[jay973]

couldnt figure it out mate.Anything I need to do in VCD gear or tmpgenc?
Im getting pretty desperate now......... :(

[gbfan]

Maybe just slow down your encode speed. I'm pretty knew too but I haven't had that problem, YET. Also I use EAZY VCD that might help don't know for sure but if you get it figured post back and tell us what the problem was and how you fixed it.

[yyiryyib]

u will need to open the file in virtual dub (the enocoded mpeg from tempgnce)

Then alter the sound calibration that way, u can ajust it from milliseconds to seconds, it will take some tweaking tho. then save the audio stream and use that, u will need to rencode the mpeg again using that audio stream, i know it will take hours but there is no other way

[accat13]

I have never had to use it but i think the answer is in tmpgenc in the wizard on pg 3 of 5 select the option "source range" it says here you can correct the gap between video and audio..looks like it may have to reencode though...lol <_<