The other day, I was working on a DVD containing a hour long stand-up comedy, it had been filmed in the US and the comedian was a English speaker. I relate all this because the audio sync was off, and after correction upon playback (my WDTV has a correction factor for audio sync), it appeared as if it had been dubbed! You know how a foreign language film looks when dubbed into English... that is exactly how this looked. The words just didn't look like they were actually being spoken by the performer. I have never seen this before, the correction factor needed to correct was 400ms.
Any ideas why that might happen, or how to avoid it?
Oh yeah, I forgot... the clip play fine on the PC. No issues, it is sync'd fine and doesn't appear dubbed. I guess the effect may be caused by the WDTV live, the correction factor appears to have a 100ms granularity, perghaps it was just slightly off.
Dubbed?
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Re: Dubbed?
Are there any sync discontinuities in the log?
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Pawnslinger
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Re: Dubbed?
Not sure how to id "sync discontinuities"? The only thing in the log that metnioned "sync" and seemed wrong was:TedJ wrote:Are there any sync discontinuities in the log?
[18:35:45] sync: got 114944 frames, 114848 expected
I do not know if that is serious or not. But it seems odd to me.
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Smithcraft
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Re: Dubbed?
Maybe posting the full log might help...
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Re: Dubbed?
Yes, apparently my hint was a little too subtle.Smithcraft wrote:Maybe posting the full log might help...
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Pawnslinger
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Re: Dubbed?
Don't worry about it. Not that important.