No A/V/ delay taken into account

[Selur]

Enable "Config->Automation->On Load->Always extact time codes from input" before loading the source like I told you before.
At least for me that fixes the problem.

Strange thing is, looking at the time codes from the file:

# timestamp format v2
  0
  42
  83
  125
  167
  209
  250
  292
  334
  375
  417
  459
  500
  542
  584
  626
  667
  709
  751
  792
  834
  876
  918

and theri, differences between them:

current 83 vs. last 42 -> diff: 42 (83 - 42) = 41
current 125 vs. last 83 -> diff: 42 (125 - 83) = 42
current 167 vs. last 125 -> diff: 42 (167 - 125) = 42
current 209 vs. last 167 -> diff: 42 (209 - 167) = 42
current 250 vs. last 209 -> diff: 42 (250 - 209) = 41
current 292 vs. last 250 -> diff: 42 (292 - 250) = 42
current 334 vs. last 292 -> diff: 42 (334 - 292) = 42
current 375 vs. last 334 -> diff: 42 (375 - 334) = 41
current 417 vs. last 375 -> diff: 42 (417 - 375) = 42
current 459 vs. last 417 -> diff: 42 (459 - 417) = 42
current 500 vs. last 459 -> diff: 42 (500 - 459) = 41
current 542 vs. last 500 -> diff: 42 (542 - 500) = 42
current 584 vs. last 542 -> diff: 42 (584 - 542) = 42
current 626 vs. last 584 -> diff: 42 (626 - 584) = 42
current 667 vs. last 626 -> diff: 42 (667 - 626) = 41
current 709 vs. last 667 -> diff: 42 (709 - 667) = 42
current 751 vs. last 709 -> diff: 42 (751 - 709) = 42
current 792 vs. last 751 -> diff: 42 (792 - 751) = 41
current 834 vs. last 792 -> diff: 42 (834 - 792) = 42
current 876 vs. last 834 -> diff: 42 (876 - 834) = 42
current 918 vs. last 876 -> diff: 42 (918 - 876) = 42

it should be okay to drop them and assume the stream as cfr. (with 23.976 a frame should last 41.708375041708 ms)

Cu Selur