how to move audio ahead?

i just got a new Animè series, and by the replies, i gotta move the audio ahead by 0.900 seconds...how can i go about doing this with VLC media player? these are MKV files...EDIT: i figured out how to do it, but it didn't fix the issue T_T can someone teach me how to fix the issue with the audio? it's english dubbed, and it's off by a LOT T_T if you need a link to figure it out, i'm uploading now >.>EDIT: link

resyncing audio has to be done manually, and its a huge job

I know my converter format factory can automatically re-synch audio for videos.http://www.formatoz.com/

Loonylion · #2resyncing audio has to be done manually, and its a huge job

awwwww.... i like personuser's better!

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i will try this...if it doesn't work, loony, you gotta teach me to re-sync audio (i'm a fast learner :))

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okay for FF, the option is here:Errr.....why?For whatever reason they took it out of the new version, it used to be in the audio options...WHY?Sorry. Guess Loony must teach ya.

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so it was in version 2.30? if so, i found a download >:D if it doesn't auto fix it, i'll do it with 2.30 version >:D

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More like the 1.somethings. I've been with the prog since the start. I remember the very first version fixing some DearS I downloaded from youtube when I added the synch edit. It may do it automatically now tho. Give it a whirl.

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it does do it automatically, but my files are dual-audio, and i can't figure out how to get it to include/use the English audio T_T

Replying to #8

did you make sure you converted it to matroska video? (MKV)

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yep, i select

Hmm, odd...what are you playing these with? If you're using anything other than MPC there may be some format issues with the MKV.

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hmmm..i'm using VLC, but it works fine with other MKV files..i'm to tired right now, or i'd upload the converted copy :P

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And the subbing/dubbing is via DirectVobSub?

i have no clue what you mean :P here's some screenies of the audio/video track labels...
and also...i think it turned the subs to become part of the video itself =OEDIT: images failed to load -.-"

Ah. You're not using DirectVobSub. That works with everything.Example:

Spoiler: big pic

Using MPC you should get this.

Tomoka · #1EDIT: link

>100MB 720p BDripWhat

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You'd be surprised just what MKV can do.I've got Maision Ikkoku 640x480 as MKVs and each ep is only about 60 megabytes.

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I assure you it's nothing to do with mkv, which is just a container format.Whether you can tell or not you can tell the difference, no video codec can compress that much without losing a lot of detail. Do a little freeze-framing and I'm certain you'll see blocking and banding and other artifacting.

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Spoiler: large images

Maison Ikkoku @ 62 megs per 26min episode:Ranma 1/2 @ 220 megs per 23min episode (similar close-up):

there may be a little more blockiness shown cause I captured as .jpg, but you gotta admit, they're about the same.

The former is noticeably far worse.EDIT: here, have some comparison.