Hi shekh.
Thankyou for your explanation.
Please don't get me wrong - it is not meant demanding.
(Actually I'm very grateful for your great work on vd2).
Being mostly a user, with a little knowledge here and there,
I am often suprised by all that pitholes.
(Said between us:
If I was to design the technology of video in a most confusing way...
I wouldn't have enough creativity to reach what is given now ... ;-))
OK, maybe my newbies' feedback still is kind of useful for you?
If one just wants to improve the video (without changing timeline)
and lets the audio at "copy", he would expect to have that done.
searching for another input filter (if exist at all),
setting "from another file",
all this is not so nice.
(Even worse if the result of all this is wrong then (de-sync)).
Isn't there a way to copy the audio without a different input filter?
For example by reading the file by a second instance of the given filter?
In the meantime I searched for infos about wmv/wma and audio issues
- without success.
As mentioned, no info about the audio offset shown.
But it must be somewhere (?).
On the other side:
Maybe for the professionals it's a strange combination I produced:
MKV container with AVC and WMA?
But to decrease the audio quality without need ...?
Greetings
