[Guest]

bleh.

 

[Adair]

What's wrong with it?

 

[Guest]

Nothing, I just use bleh to fill space ;p

 

[Guest]

thnx for the info....

bleh is a very nice word...I use it a lot too
(when I'm talking about snowboard games for example )

 

[neversurrender]

i got a question about it.i tried this codec.but when i encode something the sound comes first and then the video apprears.i am using MPEG layer3 codec for sound compression.it happens like this.e.g:a man says WOW.after encoding the clip it becomes like this:the sound of WOW comes first and then the mouth moves.it's kind of video is legging behind.any suggestions?what codec do you guys use?

 

[Guest]

I used various methods but had the same problem as you...it seems that whenever I'm compressing a video the sound goes out of sync

 

[SimonMallion]

I think in VirtualDub you can set an offset in milliseconds between the audio and video synchronisation. Maybe this can help you?

 

[Guest]

maybe....
where can I find that program?

 

[SimonMallion]

You can find it here Samor: http://www186.pair.com/vdub/

 

[Guest]

thanks

 

[Guest]

Speaking of VirtualDub, version 1.4.6 is out..

 

[campaign2016]

i use tmpgenc for encoding
i havent noticed the video lagging in any of the movies i do
i would supply a link to a site that has it but i believe it might be a questionable site to post here.

i'll go find the programs home site and post that

here you guys go
its free ware but does have a time limit on encoding in mpg 2

http://www.tmpgenc.com/

(i use it to make vcds not divx encoded avi's so i dont know if it can be used to do so)

 

[wanderer]

Earlier versions of tmpgenc do not have that time limit on mpg2. Try searching the web for it. I forgot its address. Have fun!