DVD at 44.1 KHz play ok?

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Ive had audio sync issue converting XVid to DVD, and I have read that its
probably that the original is 44.1 and the conversion to 48KHZ can cause
this.
If I encoded at 44.1 as a DVD-mpg2 will that play in a DVD player?

Cheers

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i dont have an original, they are DivX/XVid movies off the net, I want to
put a few classics onto DVD


"Biz" <biznospam@notatt.net> wrote in message
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> "Tony" <tdale@xtra.co.nz> wrote in message
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>> Ive had audio sync issue converting XVid to DVD, and I have read that its
>> probably that the original is 44.1 and the conversion to 48KHZ can cause
>> this.
>> If I encoded at 44.1 as a DVD-mpg2 will that play in a DVD player?
>>
>> Cheers
>>
>>
>>
>
> Depends on the DVD player. Nothing lost if you do it and burn it to a
> re-writeable disk. Wouldnt it be easier to just go back to your original
> material and go straight to mpeg2 instead of converting it to XVid 1st?
>
>

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Hi Bariloche

I note tht many xvids are mp3, i will check now if VDub can import the avi,
is it hard to covert the audio?


"Bariloche" <bariloche@bariloche.com> wrote in message
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> On Wed, 14 Jul 2004 17:14:53 +1200, "Tony" <tdale@xtra.co.nz> wrote:
>
>>Ive had audio sync issue converting XVid to DVD, and I have read that its
>>probably that the original is 44.1 and the conversion to 48KHZ can cause
>>this.
>>If I encoded at 44.1 as a DVD-mpg2 will that play in a DVD player?
>
> The DVD standard says 48 KHz, so I would not expect 44.1 to work. Now,
> what kind of audio did the Xvid have? VBR Mp3 is particularly
> conflictive. The usual procedure is making it into PCM beforehand.

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"Tony" <tdale@xtra.co.nz> wrote in message
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> Ive had audio sync issue converting XVid to DVD, and I have read that its
> probably that the original is 44.1 and the conversion to 48KHZ can cause
> this.
> If I encoded at 44.1 as a DVD-mpg2 will that play in a DVD player?
>
> Cheers
>

Some time ago I had a similar problem with XVID & VBR MP3 sound. Both
encoded MPEG2 video & audio MP2 tracks had the same length, but when
multiplexed they were out of sync. I did not find a way how to get rid of
the problem.
44.1 is not according to specification, but it may play in some players,
worth a try.