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If your dead set on keeping H.264/M2TS file type try loading the file ripped from MakeMKV into MultiAVCHD or use Ripbot264 or XviD4PSP x264 encoders instead which both can output. If your not keen on Handbrake, Staxrip is another good x264 encoder UI. If Oppo don't support MPEG-2 in MKV then try loading the file ripped from MakeMKV into Handbrake and encode a x264/mkv video, use the high profile preset, mkv container and on audio tab select AC3 or DTS passthru depending upon what you ripped with MakeMKV.

Xvid4psp only audio movie#

When ripping in MakeMKV you will have an explorer like structure in the left hand pane from which you can deselect everything bar the main movie and desired audio track. Try ripping the DVD's using MakeMKV (which usually does a good job detecting audio delays) and see if they play on the Oppo, keep in mind MakeMKV is not an x264 encoder so there is no conversion, it is the original MPEG-2 video stream and AC3/DTS audio present in the MKV container. Gonna be a real pain to have to manually check every film and then tweak and change audio delays a few times for any affected movie and then reprocess The Project numerous timesДVD and Blu-ray's can have delays in the audio track but decrypting tools/encoders may not pick up on these, some are better than others as this kind of thing.Дoesn't the Oppo BDP-83 have mkv support in it's latest firmware ?

I have to assume it's the MultiAVCHD conversion process but can't see why it's different from film to film?

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MTS files on the PC directly and it's the same problem so not a device/HDMI/Player type fault. Odd that some work OK but others have varying audio sync probs? I've played the. I'm using the recommended versions of ffdshow, Haali Media Splitter, AviSynth 2.58 etc). Process output to AVCHD format (PlayStation 3 & Strict AVCHD settings). Add to MultiAVCHD project and retain original FPS settings so no compression etc. Rip main movie & main soundtrack only to hard drive, retaining VOB format. The are all original, bought DVDs so no dodgy source. Using a test batch of 8 Disney movies (so all similar in production, sound formats etc), I've found the audio on Bolt and Aladdin to be ahead (around 2250ms and 3000ms) while others like Cars, A Bug's Life etc are perfect? However, I'm having audio sync issues and looking for help. Failing all of the above you could try something like Freemake which is one of those basic encoders, maybe it will get lucky.I'm currently testing MultiAVCHD as a solution to transferring the hundreds of DVDs I've bought over the years to USB Hard Drive so that I can play them via my Oppo BDP-83 BluRay player (just don't have space for any more cases and I need room for my emerging BluRay collection).

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If the video turns out okay then that was probably the cause, if it doesn't try one more XviD encoder just in case like Staxrip which was designed for use with MakeMKV, though it's rather annoying to setup/install.ДЄll of the above are free software. Set format = AVI, set codec = XviD, set audio = MP3 (most of this is preset when selecting AVI).

Xvid4psp only audio download#

MakeMKV is quite good at detecting the delays on DVD audio tracks and embeds that information into the mkv container so an encoder sees the preset delay.Дў) You will need a more modern XviD encoder than AutoGK in order to open MPEG-2/MKV videos, try XviD4PSP - download the beta version in that link. mkv container so you have a MPEG-2/MKV video. Try this and see if the same thing happensДЎ) Rip the DVD to hard drive using MakeMKV, this does not convert the video it simply copies the MPEG-2 video from the DVD to a standalone.

Not all DVD rip tools take this into account. Well one possible reason is the DVD audio is out of sync but you never notice it as the track is told to play with a delay is miliseconds to offset that.