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Hi guys,
I did not want to water down the thread of my colleague who also has a problem with converting an MKV file to AVI. So I post my case in a new thread.
1. The situation:
I have a 1.4 GB movie file in MKV format. Using MKVextractGUI, I was able to extract the following from this container:
- Track1.avi: the movie stream, which seems to be encoded with XViD.
- Track2.ogg, Track3.ogg, Track4.ogg, Track5.ogg, Track6.ogg, Track7.ogg: those are audio streams in different languages (English, German, French, Italian, Spanish and one other language).
- 2 subtitles in IDX/SUB/something (I do not care much about subs, since I already got proper ones in SRT format for this movie).
2. The problem:
I want to have a notmal AVI file, where the video stays XViD encoded, but the audio needs to be in WAV-rapped MP3 format (so that VirtualDub can mux the audio into the AVI container).
So I take the English OGG audio stream, and first convert it to WAV PCM format file. Than this file gets converted to WAV-wrapped MP3.
The AVI file Track1.avi is let's say for the sake of the argument 100 minutes and 10 seconds.
The WAV file is 100 minutes and 11 seconds.
When I use VirtualDub to add the WAV audio to the video, muxing seems fine. However, after I play the new AVI file, there is a noticable desync between video and audio.
Please tell me how I can rectify the desync problem. Is it because the audio file seems longer in duration then the video-only file?
Will appreciate any suggestions.
I did not want to water down the thread of my colleague who also has a problem with converting an MKV file to AVI. So I post my case in a new thread.
1. The situation:
I have a 1.4 GB movie file in MKV format. Using MKVextractGUI, I was able to extract the following from this container:
- Track1.avi: the movie stream, which seems to be encoded with XViD.
- Track2.ogg, Track3.ogg, Track4.ogg, Track5.ogg, Track6.ogg, Track7.ogg: those are audio streams in different languages (English, German, French, Italian, Spanish and one other language).
- 2 subtitles in IDX/SUB/something (I do not care much about subs, since I already got proper ones in SRT format for this movie).
2. The problem:
I want to have a notmal AVI file, where the video stays XViD encoded, but the audio needs to be in WAV-rapped MP3 format (so that VirtualDub can mux the audio into the AVI container).
So I take the English OGG audio stream, and first convert it to WAV PCM format file. Than this file gets converted to WAV-wrapped MP3.
The AVI file Track1.avi is let's say for the sake of the argument 100 minutes and 10 seconds.
The WAV file is 100 minutes and 11 seconds.
When I use VirtualDub to add the WAV audio to the video, muxing seems fine. However, after I play the new AVI file, there is a noticable desync between video and audio.
Please tell me how I can rectify the desync problem. Is it because the audio file seems longer in duration then the video-only file?
Will appreciate any suggestions.