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TMPGEnc - Dvd Menu Creator

Sully · 2006-06-29 18:24:55

Hey, I have several video files iv managed to place into dvd files sucsesfully, but when I use TMPGEnc to create a DVD menu (as recommended by fellow boards.ie users!) - after the menus have been created and the DVD files re-created, some of the files voices are out of sync (they are not out of sync in the original tho).…

29-06-2006 6:24pm

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Sully

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Hey,

I have several video files iv managed to place into dvd files sucsesfully, but when I use TMPGEnc to create a DVD menu (as recommended by fellow boards.ie users!) - after the menus have been created and the DVD files re-created, some of the files voices are out of sync (they are not out of sync in the original tho).

Have I done something wrong in the creation of the DVD Files, or does someone know if this can be fixed?

Cheers!

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#2 29-06-2006 10:26pm

zilog_jones

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What were the framerates of the original videos? If they were anything non-standard (i.e. not 23.976, 29.97 or 25fps) and you just stuck them straight into TMPGEnc, it wouldn't have done any conversion for you so it'll just be playing it at the wrong framerate.

So compare the framerates and lengths of the originals and the MPEG2 ones and see if they match up. What output settings (PAL/NTSC/whatever) did you set when encoding?

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