Sound problem when i put 2 avi files to one.

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  • Pirat Dick
    Junior Member
    Junior Member
    • Dec 2002
    • 6

    Sound problem when i put 2 avi files to one.

    I have signs on to avi files i vill put this together to one file cause i want subtitels on it.

    I have used Tmpg for this.

    But when i do this, putting to files to one, the sound on the "old 2'nd disk" have a delay on 2 sec.

    That means half of the movie, there is a delay on the sound for to sec. the subtitels works great to the mouth it is the sound i have some problems with. :

    Before i paste them together there was no problems. confused:

    Is there a pogram where i can cut 2 sec. of sound in the middel of the film so speak will follow mouth.

    I hope that there is someone who can help me.

    Regards
    Dick
  • gs0666
    Digital Video Technician
    Digital Video Technician
    • Nov 2001
    • 462

    #2
    "But when i do this, putting to files to one, the sound on the "old 2'nd disk" have a delay on 2 sec."

    Have you tried correcting the audio sync problem in VDub/NanDub before joined the two parts?

    In VDub/NanDub

    Set Video and Audio tabs to Direct Stream Copy.
    Under interleaving...[Ctrl+I] enter a value in the Audio skew correction field (as you explained we have a 2 sec delay, so the value would be -2000).
    Save new avi....[F7]

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    • Pirat Dick
      Junior Member
      Junior Member
      • Dec 2002
      • 6

      #3
      The sound on disk 1 and 2 are ok, no problems there.

      The problem comes when i paste them together, then the sound in the middel of the movie and to the end (the old disk 2) have a delay.

      But do you mean, that before i put the files together i should do what you are saying. (just to be sure)

      Is it because i put 2 files to one that it gives this problem.

      Thx. for helping me

      Regards
      Dick

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      • gs0666
        Digital Video Technician
        Digital Video Technician
        • Nov 2001
        • 462

        #4
        Have you tried VDub/NanDub for the joining task?

        Open part 1 in VDub/NanDub
        Set both Video and Audio tabs to Direct Stream Copy.
        File-->Append AVI Segment and click on the second part.
        Save AVI...[F7]

        Note : The two segments MUST be same res,audio sampling rate etc.....(If you downloaded or encoded the video it probably is)

        Do the sound play properly now?

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