26 replies to this topic

[Ghostsailor]

I will try with Handbrake and report the outcome.

[arrbee99]

Might be worth trying with mkvtoolnix. Probably better. You load in the file, highlight the audio track (in blue), set the delay (negative value), set the destination folder and click Start Multiplexing.

 

 

Seems to work, though if it doesn't that means I don't know what I'm doing (again).

[Happy2Play]

It may confirm the issue but will make the file useless do to audio and video tracks being misaligned by that amount of time.

[arrbee99]

Well I tried the above mkvtoolnix on S01E04 and it plays in vlc with out of sync audio and video, though Mediainfo doesn't mention 'Delay relative to video' at all.

 

So the original has audio and video in sync even though Mediainfo says its 2.982s out and reducing that value to zero (as above) puts it out of sync.

 

I guess that means something to someone. Or maybe not.

[Happy2Play]

This is issue has been around awhile for delayed audio tracks.  I would have to look up if there was a threshold ever mentioned though.  

[Ghostsailor]

Well aslong as I can workaround this issue it is not that big of a deal. Also it only occurs on 5 episodes of The Mandalorian. Anyway thank you very much for your support!

[Luke]

Thanks for the feedback!