[MEncoder-users] Video faster than audio...

[Joey Parrish]

On 7/27/07, Ricardo Salazar <seltaeb7 at yahoo.com> wrote:
> I recently made the switch from windows to Linux and
> wanted to convert some "wmv" files to either avi or
> mpeg format.
>
> For most of them the line
>
> $mencoder -forceidx -ofps 24000/1001 -ovc lavc
> -lavcopts vcodec=mpeg4:vbitrate=1000:vhq -oac mp3lame
> -lameopts br=98 -o MyNewFile.mpg MyOldFile.wmv
>
> would do a great job. However there is this video that
> gives me the following output
>
> Video stream:  961.794 kbit/s  (120224 B/s)  size:
> 7752194 bytes  64.481 secs  1935 frames
>
> Audio stream:   69.431 kbit/s  (8678 B/s)  size:
> 562392 bytes  64.800 secs
>
>
> As you can see there is a difference of almost half a
> second between the audio and the video. I do not want
> to sound picky but later on I want to merge this video
> with two other I have and I don't want the sound to be
> way off.
>
> Is there any way that I can sync the audio and the
> video?

Is it, in fact, out of sync?  Being different lengths isn't the same
as out of sync.  I could have a video where one stream ends sooner
than another, but both remain in sync for the entire time they both
exist.

If you haven't yet watched the video, please watch it and see if it
looks out of sync before reporting sync problems.

--Joey