I recorded a show with my set top recorder and for some reason one of the chapters clipped about 50 seconds off the end. I had an older dub from VHS tape and spliced in the missing 60 seconds and it looks great. But now to my 'discovery' . . .
The audio sync was off after the bungled chapter transition to the end of the show, maybe 10 minutes. Here's what I did to fix it. First, I edited the .wav file in Audacity then added it to the background audio track and finally muted the native audio. It took a bit to get it in sync but finally managed.
What is interesting is that the background audio remained in sync with the video to the end of the show even after creating an ISO with DVDBuilder. In the past, the native audio has always started to come 'unglued' from the video after about 4-5 mintues requiring splitting every production into smaller segments.
This makes me wonder (haven't tried it yet) . . . if the native audio were always muted and the audio track added as background would the tedious process of multiple splits unnecessary?
I'll report back as soon as I play around with it a bit more.
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I recorded a show with my set top recorder and for some reason one of the chapters clipped about 50 seconds off the end. I had an older dub from VHS tape and spliced in the missing 60 seconds and it looks great. But now to my 'discovery' . . .
The audio sync was off after the bungled chapter transition to the end of the show, maybe 10 minutes. Here's what I did to fix it. First, I edited the .wav file in Audacity then added it to the background audio track and finally muted the native audio. It took a bit to get it in sync but finally managed.
What is interesting is that the background audio remained in sync with the video to the end of the show even after creating an ISO with DVDBuilder. In the past, the native audio has always started to come 'unglued' from the video after about 4-5 mintues requiring splitting every production into smaller segments.
This makes me wonder (haven't tried it yet) . . . if the native audio were always muted and the audio track added as background would the tedious process of multiple splits unnecessary?
I'll report back as soon as I play around with it a bit more.
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