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J-bo
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Tue Nov 02, 2004 1:22 am Post subject:
VBR audio synch, and Nerovision |
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I just spent a couple of days capturing an entire video collection onto
my hard drive so that I could burn them onto DVD. I thought I was
saving myself time by capturing them at preset DVD quality with ATI TV,
but now I think the VBR is causing problems. When I try try to use
Nerovision, the pitch is set really low (regular speed, but really low).
I tried to de-multiplex and lay the audio track down separately, and
that fixed the pitch, but the sound goes out of synch in some parts. Is
there something I can do now - some way to change the clips from VBR to
CBR, or another burning program I can use that doesn't force a
re-transcoding like Nero does?
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Tue Nov 02, 2004 3:55 am Post subject:
Re: VBR audio synch, and Nerovision |
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J-bo <serack@QXQXQXcomcast.net> wrote:
| Quote: | I just spent a couple of days capturing an entire video collection onto
my hard drive so that I could burn them onto DVD. I thought I was
saving myself time by capturing them at preset DVD quality with ATI TV,
but now I think the VBR is causing problems. When I try try to use
Nerovision, the pitch is set really low (regular speed, but really low).
I tried to de-multiplex and lay the audio track down separately, and
that fixed the pitch, but the sound goes out of synch in some parts. Is
there something I can do now - some way to change the clips from VBR to
CBR, or another burning program I can use that doesn't force a
re-transcoding like Nero does?
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Try TMPGEnc DVD Author or DVDLab. Neither will re-encode your video
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J-bo
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Wed Nov 03, 2004 12:14 am Post subject:
Re: VBR audio synch, and Nerovision |
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Thanks alot. TMPGEnc DVD Author worked perfectly (DVDlab was a bit too
powerful, and I didn't have time to figure it out...).
DeepOne@ix.netcom.com wrote:
| Quote: | J-bo <serack@QXQXQXcomcast.net> wrote:
I just spent a couple of days capturing an entire video collection onto
my hard drive so that I could burn them onto DVD. I thought I was
saving myself time by capturing them at preset DVD quality with ATI TV,
but now I think the VBR is causing problems. When I try try to use
Nerovision, the pitch is set really low (regular speed, but really low).
I tried to de-multiplex and lay the audio track down separately, and
that fixed the pitch, but the sound goes out of synch in some parts. Is
there something I can do now - some way to change the clips from VBR to
CBR, or another burning program I can use that doesn't force a
re-transcoding like Nero does?
Try TMPGEnc DVD Author or DVDLab. Neither will re-encode your video
(they don't even have that capability).
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