Problems With splitting an AVI file

[mangusman]

i'm using Virtualdub.. and i went through the whole instructions in the website... but the audio doesn't fit the video... the synch is OK and i tried everything and it didn't help!

PLEASE HELP ME
thank u

[Batman]

Re: Problems With splitting an AVI file

Originally posted by mangusman
but the audio doesn't fit the video... the synch is OK

May you please re-explain this?

General tip:
In virtualdub always cut at a keyframe?

[mangusman]

i meant that the audio doesn't fit the video
but when i checked in "Frame Rate" and it was also OK
but still the audio doesn't fit

[Batman]

Did you cut at a keyframe? If not, this could explain your synch issue IN which case re split the file.

The guide also explains a detailed method on synch correction. Try this, with audio and video under "direct stream copy" in the video tab select "Framerate" and then select something like "change audio and video durations so that htey match", click ok and then resave.

[mangusman]

i did it all man... and it still didn't work
what can i do?

[mangusman]

please help me !

[Batman]

Backup the file, and manually change the video/audio framerate until they match using synchronizer....after some experimentation you might come up with the winning combination

[mangusman]

but the whole movie is ok
the audio fits the video
but after i split it, the audio doesn't fit

[mangusman]

maybe you can help me by giving me a screen shot
of your virtualdub setting (interleaving ect')

[mangusman]

i also noticed that the splitted movie stucks for 3-5 second after every 5-6 minutes

what is the problem?

[Enchanter]

1. Load up AVI file in nandub
2. Set both Video and Audio tabs to Direct Stream Copy
3. Under Audio, go to Interleave and input the appropriate value in the 'Delay audio track by x ms' box
4. Go to File -> Save as AVI and give a name to the new file

In the case of the audio gradually getting more and more off-synch from the video, add the following step prior to saving the file:
-. Under Video, go to Frame Rate and select "Change so video and audio durations match (you should see a value similar to the original frame rate).

[llemor]

Why don't u try AviSplitCalc 3.47?

You can d/l it here: http://ia.microdee.net/

Although, it uses Nandub for splitting, but it automagically cuts at keyframe. I'm always using it without any problem.