Am I able to check the delay done to a track?

Yosho · 11th June 2024, 02:09

If I have an MKV that has an audio track that's been delayed can I find the time it was delayed if the audio file itself before muxing wasn't delayed?

tebasuna51 · 11th June 2024, 07:50

Use MediaInfo or eac3to to know the delay of a audio mkv track over the video track.

hello_hello · 11th June 2024, 10:17

You can also use gMKVExtractGUI. Sometimes there's also a video delay, or just a video delay.
gMKVExtractGUI displays any absolute audio delay, as well as the audio delay relative to the video.
If MediaInfo happens to show a negative delay for the audio it's a sure sign there's a greater video delay, as there's no such thing as a negative delay for MKV streams.

11th June 2024, 02:09	#1 \| Link
Yosho Registered User Join Date: Feb 2006 Posts: 31	Am I able to check the delay done to a track? If I have an MKV that has an audio track that's been delayed can I find the time it was delayed if the audio file itself before muxing wasn't delayed?

11th June 2024, 07:50	#2 \| Link
tebasuna51 Moderator Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Spain Posts: 7,047	Use MediaInfo or eac3to to know the delay of a audio mkv track over the video track. __________________ BeHappy, AviSynth audio transcoder.

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11th June 2024, 10:17	#3 \| Link
hello_hello Registered User Join Date: Mar 2011 Posts: 4,877	You can also use gMKVExtractGUI. Sometimes there's also a video delay, or just a video delay. gMKVExtractGUI displays any absolute audio delay, as well as the audio delay relative to the video. If MediaInfo happens to show a negative delay for the audio it's a sure sign there's a greater video delay, as there's no such thing as a negative delay for MKV streams.