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MrC · 13th March 2009, 23:29

@ Pulp Catalyst

No, you cannot. You have to merge them with another tool (i.e. VirtualDub) and then feed the resulting AVI into AVStoDVD

@MysticE

If you have already tried with and without "Keep DVD Audio" and if your source vob is originally in sync, then you can try to:
- remove the "fix AC3 errors" flag from the Settings
- edit the AVS script and sobstitute #Using DGPulldown to upsize FPS with Video=Video.ChangeFPS(29.97) (video could be more jerky)
- use a previous AVStoDVD release (i.e. 2.1.0) that used VirtualDubMod as audio demuxer instead of FFMpeg
- send me a sample of the vob

Let me know

Bye

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MrC AVStoDVD Dev Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Italy Posts: 1,302	@ Pulp Catalyst No, you cannot. You have to merge them with another tool (i.e. VirtualDub) and then feed the resulting AVI into AVStoDVD @MysticE If you have already tried with and without "Keep DVD Audio" and if your source vob is originally in sync, then you can try to: - remove the "fix AC3 errors" flag from the Settings - edit the AVS script and sobstitute #Using DGPulldown to upsize FPS with Video=Video.ChangeFPS(29.97) (video could be more jerky) - use a previous AVStoDVD release (i.e. 2.1.0) that used VirtualDubMod as audio demuxer instead of FFMpeg - send me a sample of the vob Let me know Bye __________________ MrC AVStoDVD Homepage AVStoDVD @ Doom9 Forum