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syncing an added audio stream to a m2ts, answered

post #1 of 6
Thread Starter 
hi guys

what i want to do:
some Blurays don´t have all the audiotracks i would like to, so sometimes i want to add another track (from DVD or another (foreign) Bluray)
the easiest solution i can think of is to use tsmuxer to mux the seperate audio into the existing .m2ts Bluray file
when the new audio track isn´t in sync with the video, i mean they already have the same "framerate" but have a time difference, i can set a delay in tsmuxer
the downside is, i can hear the result only after the muxing is finished, when the numbers weren´t accurate i have to mux it again till i finally figure out the right delay
this method is timeconsuming and i hope there is a better solution to this?
my hope is that you guys can help me find a method to play the .m2ts and play the external audio stream, to find out the delay preferably adjustable on the fly, so that i only have to mux the streams once

tia for your ideas
post #2 of 6
Hi,
Use delaycut to remove the delay.
Cheers,
Jiff.
post #3 of 6
Rename .m2ts and additional audio track using the same filename and place in the same directory. Play with MPC HomeCinema and select the additional audio track in Play -> Audio. Adjust delay with BeSweet until video and audio are in sync.

That's the only method I can think of which does not require pre-processing the video stream.
post #4 of 6
Thread Starter 
can i change the delay with besweet in realtime or did you mean i have to find out the delay with mpc and then convert/delay the audio stream with besweet for later usage?
the only thing i need to get is the delay time information, i will use that in tsmuxer later
post #5 of 6
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Originally Posted by Theron2 View Post

can i change the delay with besweet in realtime or did you mean i have to find out the delay with mpc and then convert/delay the audio stream with besweet for later usage?
the only thing i need to get is the delay time information, i will use that in tsmuxer later

You have to find out the delay with mpc and then delay the audio stream with besweet for additional testing with MPC. Not really that much different from TSMux, except, the only thing you're editing is the audio track which is much smaller than your whole .m2ts file.
post #6 of 6
Thread Starter 
thx for your help
playing the m2ts with vlc or mpc gave me the abbility to adjust the audio delay in real time, when i found the right one, i just used this delay info in tsmuxer
works like a charm
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