Paul Lemmons wrote:
I am looking for a way to look at an AVI file and see how it was encoded
with enough detail that I could reproduce the process using transcode or
mencoder. I have a media server (D-Link DSM520) that plays most videos
absolutely perfectly. Some, though, it has trouble keeping audio sync. I
would like to compare the videos that work without issue to those that
have issues to see if I can identify what the differentiator might be. I
should then be able to identify those with problems and re-transcode
them to look like the files without the problem. That is the goal, anyway.
I suspect this is real easy but I am just not finding it and I am
completely Googled out. Any pointers in the right direction would be
much appreciated!
I had a weird situation on the weekend with a whole set of files that I
downloaded from usenet. All the audio was up to 15 seconds in advance
of the action. I found out it was related to the black before the video
started as the sound started as soon as I hit play on the DVD player.
What I found was if I fast forwarded and then reversed, the audio was
almost synced.
These were DVIX encoded files. They worked okay on the computer though.
This points to an issue with the software on the player.
File a bug report with D-Link when you get more info.
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Robin Laing
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