Audio sync issues

I created the d2v file straight from the vobs and the ac3 file and the video are exactly the same length, but for some reason when i run the ac3 through BeSweet to make the mp2 1 extra second is being added on and causing major sync issues to this video. I've been working on this problem for awhile so any input would be greatly appreciated.

I didn't have a log originally, and here's the one after i redid it, this time there's not extra second but it's still .08 longer than the video. [00:00:00:000] +------- BeSweet ----- [00:00:00:000]

I believe this meets the specifications. Hopefully you can help me with the problem i'm having. BTW this is a new log because something happened to the other one. BeSweet v1.4 by DSPguru. -------------------------- Using azid.dll v1.8 (b825) by Midas (midas@egon.gyaloglo.hu). Using Shibatch.dll v0.2 by Naoki Shibata & DSPguru (shibatch.sourceforge.net). Using MP2enc.dll v1.129 (23/5/2002), Engine 1.129 <>. Logging start : 01/16/03 , 02:38:22. C:\Documents and Settings\KII\Desktop\SVCDrippack\04-BeSweetGUIv0.6b61\BeSweet.exe -core( -input C:\esca\esca AC3 T02 3_2ch 448Kbps DELAY -188ms.ac3 -output C:\esca\esca-188.mp2 -logfilea C:\Documents and Settings\KII\Desktop\SVCDrippack\04-BeSweetGUIv0.6b61\BeSweet.log ) -azid( -L -3db --maximize ) -ota( -d -662 -g max ) -ssrc( --rate 44100 ) -2lame( -m s -b 224 -e ) -profile( myprofile ) [00:00:00:000] +------- BeSweet ----- [00:00:00:000]

If the ac3 file has the crc error This meens mostly that there are read errors on dvd during rip or your comuter system has storage errors(chipset issue or overclocking). This will cause the incorrect decoding in time base of the ac3 file and thus a/v asyncron(after the error points).

okay so here's the thing. this is the fourth time now that i've ripped this movie and had this problem. I use dvd2avi with nothing else running and i get my d2v and the ac3. I honestly don't know what else different to do to keep from getting this crc error. Any words of wisdom would be greatly useful.

1. Check it with VDub(video=.d2v+avisynth, audio=the decoded wave file) to find out the asyncron point. 2. Set delay in audio/interleaving to get the best syncron(after the asyncron point). 3. Load the wave file into a wave editor(WaveLab/CoolEdit Pro) and move the audio data(after the asyncron point) a littel(using the value of VDub) to match the video, save it to a new file, encode to mp2.

how do i find the asynchron point in virtualdub? i've been looking through other posts and stuff and i can't figure out how.

1. read all the guides of VDub 2. read my prev. post carfully 3. report what you have done with all the source and VDub.

I read all of the stuff about VDub on here and I tried the manual synching that it recommends. Since the sound is off from the very beginning I did the source displacement like it recommended and tried it and it worked on the sample i made. This doesn't help me though because i didn't find a specific asynchron point that i can use to fix in cool edit pro. My question is since virtual dub will cut off any audio in excess of the movie length, is it working because it's getting rid of the extra time at the end of the audio track causing it to synch correctly. What was done with the source: 1. dvd2avi to get d2v and ac3 2. created a wav file with BeSweet with delay -188ms set by dvd2avi 3. Loaded the an avs with the d2v and the wav file. 4. Set the audio to interleave every 500 ms and delayed the audio track by 188ms

first thing to do with VDub is changing the value(can be negative) of audio delay to get 1st A/V syncron point. Starting at 0.0 ms