Re: A/V sync problem

> However there is one DVD from which DVDRIP creates an AVI where audio is
> 1700mS ahead of the video. I know this by experimenting with playing it in
> VLC player and pressing k to delay the audio with respect to the video.
> 
> Could you please tell me if it's possible to force this delay at the
> transcoding stage so the resulting AVI can be played in any player (since,
> unlike VLC, most player don't give you control over A/V offset).
> 
> I tried enabling PSU but it did not help.
> 
> I've read the doco & FAQ and goggled for transcode audio delay but can't
> find anything.

I had similar problems with one of my DVDs.  I think one of the manufacturers 
uses this as a "security" feature.

You could try adding the '-M 3' (in the US use -M 4) option to transcode (in 
the GUI), or if that doesn't work, try '-D nnn' where nnn is a guess at how 
many frames to shift by.  For your deviation try +40 or -40, but I could be 
totally wrong about how big numbers to use.

Test it by transcoding only the first 3 minutes, and keep on trying until 
you've got it about right :-)

Good luck,
David