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a/v desynchronization - Peter82kr - 08.12.2017 I try convert this: General Edit i added debug output. RE: a/v desynchronization - Selur - 08.12.2017 Okay, the frame count of the source was expected as ~60785 but the encoded frames were just 58294. My guess is that the avi is vfr. -> try wether a. encoding "Config->Input->Decoding->CFR output" or b. enabling "Config->Automation->Always extract timecodes from input" helps. Cu Selur Ps.: If you overclocked your graphic card, clock it down during encoding, since the VPU really can do strange things when overclocked.) RE: a/v desynchronization - Peter82kr - 08.12.2017 your settings dont helps,output still desynced. I try reconvert using another converter with input=output settings and then i try convert this output using hybrid.longer but maybe i complete tasks. RE: a/v desynchronization - Selur - 08.12.2017 If you just remux the input with Hybrid (Audio&Video passthrough) is the output still sync? If you remux the input with mkvmerge to mkv and then convert it with Hybri dis the output sync? Cu Selur RE: a/v desynchronization - Peter82kr - 08.12.2017 crashed at remuxing with passtrough a/v.I attach debug output. EDIT: I used mkvtoolnix gui to remux that video and a/v is synced. EDIT2: Now i converted that mkv file to mp4 and output is desynced. RE: a/v desynchronization - Selur - 08.12.2017 Okay, something is strange. Hybrid should use .m4v as output extension when extraction an Xvid video stream, but for some reason it selects .raw which it doesn't here. Feeding that raw file then later confuses MP4Box in assuming the input is MPEG-2 and then crashing upon parsing the input. Okay, looking at the debug output I think I see where the problem is. That files video stream is totally strange flagged. The video format is set to 'xvid', but should be "MPEG-4 ...". (Codec ID should be XVID) May be mkvtoolnix can handle such files properly. Hybrid doesn't support such non-standard format information. Cu Selur RE: a/v desynchronization - Peter82kr - 08.12.2017 I updated previous post. when im reconverted using format factory output avi is synced and then convverting to h265 using hybrid produces synced a/v. maybe check how format factory works ![]() RE: a/v desynchronization - Selur - 08.12.2017 Won't spend hours starting to read their code if format factory is open source. I can look into it it you can share a small sample which allows to reproduce the issue, otherwise I don't really care about wrongly flagged files. Cu Selur RE: a/v desynchronization - Peter82kr - 09.12.2017 How to cut part of the video?What tool i need to use? RE: a/v desynchronization - Selur - 09.12.2017 Sorry, no clue which software will handle that file properly. ![]() Cu Selur |