[mythtvnz] avidemux2 and sound syncing

[Steven Ellis]

Nick Rout wrote:
> I agree, I both edit and demux with projectx, then encode with avidemux.
>
> I saw a script on the man mythtv list recently which took a cutlist
> generated by mythtv's editing system and then demux the file with
> projectx and mux it together again to create a well synced ad free
> file.
>   
What I often do is edit out the adverts using MythTV and then re-render
using the lossless MPEG-2 transcoder. That will then produce an in sync
PS file.

Steve

> On Nov 16, 2007 9:06 PM, Steven Ellis <steven at openmedia.co.nz> wrote:
>   
>> Depends on the source of the video
>>
>> 1. IVTV captures might be off by 80-100 ms on the myPVR build when editing
>> with avidemux
>>
>> 2. If DVB TS streams then you need to use ProjectX to sort out the Audio sync
>>
>> I use avidemux 2.x on IVTV captures quite a lot.
>>
>> Steve
>>
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