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I used ACP to convert the Avi file to Kvcd. I already checked the avi for any bad frames and there werent any. After I encoded it to mpeg I checked the Mpeg file on the computer to see if the sound was on sync. But after i burned it with Nero to vcd ( I unchecked Standard Compliant ) and played it on the dvd player it was a little bit off. Like about a second or 2 off.
Does anyone know why this is happening?
On my other 2 movies it has also been out of sync a lil bit.
Maybe its the muxing program Acp uses or is it just the burning program I am using??
Help is appreciated GREATLY
CHEERS
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sounds like your dvd player doesn't like kvcd's
try playing it in a different dvd player
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Just use bbmpeg to remux it but first tell me what u are making kvcd (mpeg 1) skvcd (mpeg 2) I don't use that half-ass acp program I do it all manually so i say it's probably your buffer is to high for your dvd player and has to be turned down when u tell me what u are making I will tell u the settings for bbmpeg.
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Try checkin "create standard vcd"it should play better on your dvdplayer, n burn a slower speed
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It won't play on dvd player if u check standard vcd because it is not standard it won't let u burn unless u encode again of turn it off.
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My movie i have is XviD (encoded with Koepi 1.03) his latest one.
And more specs are that its 700 MB
Stream Type: OpenDML AVI
I/L: 1 vid frame (42 ms) Split: Yes
IMRR: 1.00
AUDIO
Audio Type: ac3 (0x2000) Dolby Laboratories, Inc
Bitrate: 448 kb/s (5 ch) CBR
( Fs: 48000 Hz )
VIDEO
Bitrate: 881 kb/s
Frame Rate: 23.976
Of: 0.224 bits/pixel
Resolution: 640x256 (2.50:1) [=5:2]
Runtime: 01:13:18 (105,444 fr)
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ah , its ac3 audio , you need to stript the ac3 audio out ( demux )and remux it after you convert the vid to mpeg
i use virtualdubmod to demux
there is a tutorial about hang on i will find it, this one ends up as dvd but the demux bit is still the same
http://www.dvdrhelp.com/forum/userguides/186739.php
here is another that is for vcd
http://www.dvdrhelp.com/forum/userguides/140703.php
there arnt many programs that can handle converting xvid and ac3 at once
but these work everytime for me
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but if he has no trouble playing the kvcd on his computer, doesn't that rule out that their is any problem with the file being in sync
seems the easiest way to isolate the problem would be to try it in a different dvd player
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true enough , but i would rather make a vcd complaint compilation that could play on any dvd player, especialy if you are gunna share it with freinds
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Kazaaman I meant what are u making it into mpeg 1 kvcd or mpeg 2 skvcd.
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Mpeg 1 Kvcd
Maybe it is the dvd player's problem.....
I'll try it at ma friends house and see.
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Just use bbmpeg and then go to program stream settings and click vcd and change the forced mux rate=0 then where it says buffer sizes it should read 40, 4, 4 then that should fix your problem let me know if u have success.
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Ahhh yes. The Buffer sizes were 46 4 and 4 for vcd I changed it to 40. And it worked but i am just curious, isnt vcd Mpeg-1? Shouldnt i also change that buffer size to 40 because i am making a Kvcd not a Standard compliant vcd.
Just wondering...... ;)
THANKS EVERYONE !! :lol: :D :lol: :D
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If vcd's skip in your dvd player then yes do the same and glad I could help u out. :D
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Sure No Problem man Thanks for the Help all :lol: :lol:
I appreciate it !!! :D :P
