Re: a/v sync problem when muxing/merging with avimerge/mencoder
Andreas Heinz <[email protected]>
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hmm? i'm using avi as container for avis with 2 audio streams since years. can yout tell me where you got this information from? if this is correct all programs that i used (bsplayer in windows, mplayer, vlc) support avi with 2 audio streams without officially supported in the specs. otherwise: why supports _avi_merge merging/muxing more than one audio stream if avi doenst allow 2 streams? Triffid Hunter wrote: > > last time I checked, the avi container only supports one video and one > audio stream. try ogm > > On Wed, 19 Sep 2007 03:33:04 +1000, Andreas Heinz <[email protected]> wrote: > >> hi there, >> >> my problem is not directly related to dvd:rip, but as you are familiar >> with the linux video/audio tools i hope you maybe can help me. >> >> i'm searching for a possibilty to merge/mux an avi with 2 mp3s. at the >> beginning i have an avi with one audio track and a separate mp3. >> >> what i want is, that after the process i have one avi with two audio >> tracks, where track1 is the original separate track and track2 is the >> track which was original in the avi. >> >> at first i tried avimerge alone, but got avilib errors telling me that >> the avi is not an avi file. >> >> then i tried the following: >> mencoder avi_file -audiofile separate_mp3 -oac copy -ovc copy -o temp_avi >> avimerge -b 1 -o two_audio_file_avi -i temp_avi -p avifile >> >> this completly runs, but gives me an avi in which both audio tracks geht >> more asynchron as more of the avi is played. since both tracks divide >> the same way, i think there must be something wrong with the mux/merge. >> >> till know i used virtualdubmod with wine and it worked quite ok, but i'm >> searching for a command line solution, to accelerate the process. >> >> both avis are vbr, if this changes anything. >> is this maybe a problem with mencoder/avimerge and i have to use ffmpeg >> or vlc? >> >> i'm quite clueless, since it's working fine with virtualdubmod and it >> must be something with the settings. >> >> hope you have an idea, >> >> regards >