Audio Sync Problem

Laurence Barlow <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.video.dvdrip.user
Message-ID <[email protected]>
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Hi There,

I've been a user of dvd::rip for quite some time now and helped a few
people with questions on the mailing list, however I've come across a
problem of my own now, hopefully someone might know a solution.

On some videos that I encode I start getting a gradual audio sync issue,
i.e. first 40 minutes everything is in sync, 50 minutes it starts to
unsync, 70 minutes well out of sync.

I encode large amounts 100+ disks a week(currently backing up my dvd
collection to NAS) and have only ever noticed some movies loosing audio
sync rather than TV series.

I have tried encoding the back end of the videos and everything is in
sync however when I encode the full thing I get the audio sync issue
again. This to me suggests that it only happens on pro-longed encoding
as it looses audio sync gradually.

I have tried the following audio options:

AC3 audio (No filters)
MP3 128 bitrate @ 44000hz & 48000hz (No filters)
MP3 192 bitrate @ 44000hz & 48000hz (No filters)
MP3 128 bitrate @ 44000hz & 48000hz (Normalizing Filter)
MP3 192 bitrate @ 44000hz & 48000hz (Normalizing Filter)

I've also tried the "Scan Value" option before encoding.


***Background Info***

I'm encoding PAL disks not NTSC (I'm aware of some audio sync issues
with NTSC)

I use 8 cores via cluster (Also tried using a single core without cluster)

I currently use Ubuntu 7.10 (Fully updated) although I have tried it in
 Gentoo 2007

***Current Versions***

dvd::rip 0.98.6 (latest version not released in the repository yet and
there isn't a significant change in the change log to warrant compiling)

transcode v1.0.2

Linux version 2.6.22-14-generic (buildd@king) (gcc version 4.1.3
20070929 (prerelease) (Ubuntu 4.1.2-16ubuntu2)) #1 SMP Tue Dec 18
05:28:27 UTC 2007


If you need any more info, logs etc please just ask and I'll include
them. By all means suggest things that I can do as I can test encodes in
as little as 20 minutes so continual testing isn't an issue.

Thanks In Advanced

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