After ripping a movie through AutoGK I noticed that the end result audio was off a few miliseconds. How would I go about resyncing the audio back to the vid??
Also, I have been getting a lot of D2V errors when using AutoGK. When this happens I have to use DGindex, demux and run the fix D2V tool. I am given the error "illegal transition" but the D2V is fixed and I can continue the encoding. Does anyone know what this illegal transition is? A mastering error or something?
Thanx in advance
Help with Gordian Audio errors
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Help with Gordian Audio errors
by digitalgodd on Sat Dec 20, 2008 7:08 pm
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by pure on Sun Dec 21, 2008 1:52 am
For fixing out of sync audio I would suggest trying out VirtualDubMod, never had or heard about (AFAIR) d2v errors. Recently i've been trying out meGUI. a step above AutoGK but I would recommend to have a look at it 
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by Jynks on Sun Dec 21, 2008 4:27 pm
I use meGUI and have nvr had a problem.
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