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I borrowed a video from a friend that is in svcd format. However, there is
something very wrong with it timing wise.
When I play the file with windows media player (using roxio mpeg2 decoder),
it plays fine unless I try to move the slider around, in which case it seems
broken -- sometimes I can't move the video past a certain time, sometimes
the time jump suddenly, and sometimes the time changes but the video
continues at the same place, etc. Also, moving the slider usually requires
waiting a few seconds for the play to find the place to start playing.
If I play the file with virtualdubmod, then there is obvious lip-sync
problem after 30 minutes or so.
At one point I put the video into premiere and cut up and re-align the audio
to fit the video. Then I exported the audio, re-encode it mp2 and
re-multiplex it with the original mpeg video. The resulting file plays fine
in virtualdub, but now when playing with windows media player, there is lip
sync problem!!
What is going on? Is there a way to fix the timing in the video portion? I'm
willing to lip-sync manually using premiere, if I can have an output file
that plays in both virtualdub and windows media player and can be random
accessed the slider without delay.
I borrowed a video from a friend that is in svcd format. However, there is
something very wrong with it timing wise.
When I play the file with windows media player (using roxio mpeg2 decoder),
it plays fine unless I try to move the slider around, in which case it seems
broken -- sometimes I can't move the video past a certain time, sometimes
the time jump suddenly, and sometimes the time changes but the video
continues at the same place, etc. Also, moving the slider usually requires
waiting a few seconds for the play to find the place to start playing.
If I play the file with virtualdubmod, then there is obvious lip-sync
problem after 30 minutes or so.
At one point I put the video into premiere and cut up and re-align the audio
to fit the video. Then I exported the audio, re-encode it mp2 and
re-multiplex it with the original mpeg video. The resulting file plays fine
in virtualdub, but now when playing with windows media player, there is lip
sync problem!!
What is going on? Is there a way to fix the timing in the video portion? I'm
willing to lip-sync manually using premiere, if I can have an output file
that plays in both virtualdub and windows media player and can be random
accessed the slider without delay.