Audio-Video Sync Issue on Multimedia Hard Drive
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Hello,
While some of my videos play perfectly on my PC, when viewed from my multimedia hard drive in the living room, I sometimes experience a sync issue between audio and video on certain ones.
Can someone explain precisely what this is due to? And is there a way to remedy it?
Thanks
While some of my videos play perfectly on my PC, when viewed from my multimedia hard drive in the living room, I sometimes experience a sync issue between audio and video on certain ones.
Can someone explain precisely what this is due to? And is there a way to remedy it?
Thanks
Configuration: Windows Vista Internet Explorer 7.0
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Personally, I use MediaCoder, but there are many software options available
https://www.tayo.fr/tutoriel-mediacoder-tutoriel.php
https://www.tayo.fr/tutoriel-mediacoder-tutoriel.php
VirtualDub allows you to adjust the audio/video sync, but in my case, my videos are not out of sync on the PC; they are out of sync once on the multimedia hard drive!
I have exactly the same problem.
On the PC, there's not a single issue, but on the TV, it gets out of sync.
So VirtualDub works when it wants to because it can't handle all formats, including AVI I believe.
Otherwise, the only solution I've found, and it's really lame: is to rewind and that works.
When the movie slows down but the sound doesn't, I rewind and speed up the part that "freezes or slows down" and it lasts as long as it lasts.
9 letters, No better
On the PC, there's not a single issue, but on the TV, it gets out of sync.
So VirtualDub works when it wants to because it can't handle all formats, including AVI I believe.
Otherwise, the only solution I've found, and it's really lame: is to rewind and that works.
When the movie slows down but the sound doesn't, I rewind and speed up the part that "freezes or slows down" and it lasts as long as it lasts.
9 letters, No better
For me, it's the same and it's starting to get on my nerves. I've looked on about ten forums and I don't have the answer. I tried VirtualDub but it doesn't do anything.
I tend to think that the DDMM processor is not fast enough.
Try with videos that have a lower bitrate.
Try with videos that have a lower bitrate.
Why not. Encoding at a lower quality might be the solution.
After a little check on a series where some episodes have issues.
So the episodes at 131kbps work fine, those at 136kbps start to have problems.
Paradoxically, I have a movie at 128 that has issues from the get-go.....
However, I don't understand how such a small difference can lead to such a result.
And two, how to solve this?
After a little check on a series where some episodes have issues.
So the episodes at 131kbps work fine, those at 136kbps start to have problems.
Paradoxically, I have a movie at 128 that has issues from the get-go.....
However, I don't understand how such a small difference can lead to such a result.
And two, how to solve this?
Typically, stuttering is a problem related to the real-time video signal generation time. If the signal is generated, even if it is stuttering, it means that the player knows the codec used.
Same for me, I'm looking for answers.