Audio-Video delay on Finding Nemo

joekannooks · Messages: 331 Registration: 08.01.2003

1. DVD-RB Version: 0.52 (but on previous versions as well) 2. Encoder being used: CCE SP 2.67.00.23 3. Using eclCCE? Yes 4. DVD: Finding Nemo 5. Bug encountered: Slight audio delay on DC track I tried to report this bug on the big thread but got no reaction there. wmansir asked to open a new thread for it. On this DVD there are 4 audio tracks. The 4th track being the Director's comment which is 2 channels (the other 3 are 6 channels). Although it's difficult to check for a delay on the other tracks I think they are right. The 4th track is definitely off (slightly too early). You can see that e.g. with the introduction where the director is talking. I ran this one with DTS track (track 2) deselected.

MattUK · Messages: 6 Registration: 10.10.2001

I dont think they sync the DC tracks so precisely, are you sure you're just not hearing things? Like I watched a backup I made of an old western, and could swear the sound was off when people talked, but all the SFX like gunshots, walking, falling were in prefect sync. It's cause they DUBBED all the voices when it was too difficult to record live on-set.

Brian · Messages: 25 Registration: 03.31.2001

Bump.......... in the hope jdobbs will notice it.... :sly:

ialevy · Messages: 720 Registration: 07.19.2001

I tried looking for my Nemo DVD but I think I let someone borrow it (at least I hope so), but I did find a DVD Shrink backup I made. So I ran that thru DVD-RB v0.54 but unfortunately (or not) I couldn't confirm this problem. I'm not very good at spotting lip sync problems, but I compared the Shrink and DVD-RB output and they seemed identical. If it was there it was minor enough to drive me crazy looking for it in lip sync and I didn't notice any non-speech sound effects were off (from the movie sound that was potted down). Since I didn't do the original this isn't definitive of course, I'll try and get my original back this week and see if that turns out any different.

GEN3RIC · Messages: 4,954 Registration: 01.10.2003

You looked at the DC's comment? The difference isn't hard to spot. As soon as the directors start to talk (beginning of the track) you see it right away. Especially when the third director gets his close-up (only his mouth is shown) it is very obvious. Maybe I should run it myself again with version 0.54?

ElSupremo · Messages: 3,573 Registration: 11.03.2003

The difference can be seen on both software and standalone player. You ran the 3 step CCE with rebuilder?

butterm3 · Messages: 17 Registration: 01.29.2002

I ran a OPV with CCE to save time, though I don't see how that could make a difference.

CruizinKO · Messages: 113 Registration: 03.27.2001

I used 2.5. I don't see how the video would get shifted, at least not in any way that is dependent on the video mode or version.

///Mpressive · Messages: 918 Registration: 04.16.2001

I ran OPV but got a run time error '6' overflow when starting step after Q=28786.... Should OPV run up to this Q amount? The result of every Q amount is 1644548 sectors. Am I doing something wrong? I never used OPV until now..... In the meanwhile I while run the normal 3 step CCE again. And BTW I deselected the DTS track.........!