I've just got my new ipod and decided to rip a couple of my DVDs to it. So I'm using mactheripper the extract the disk image/files then using handbrake to convert them to the right format. I've done the conversion twice now, and both times I've had the audio out of sync from the video. What are the possible reasons for this happening?
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Audio sync in handbrake
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I just went through this and found out that I didn't need to use MTR, just handbrake. and it worked perfectly once I had all my settings correct. Make sure you have the chapters check box selected and choose the iPod low rez out put and you should be fine.
Well, I've only ripped one DVD and it worked well. Most all of the problems I had were simply settings I didn't have set correctly. Once I got that straightened out, all was fine.
just curious, what settings do you mean? and what type of file should i want when trying to use handbrake to import a dvd onto my computer. i've already tried twice and made sure to check the chapters check box, but both times, the file was unable to be "decoded" and i'm really really
wanting to use handbrake to do it if possible...any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.thanks,
marsuepial
I have the same problem for The Game Plan. The audio is about three seconds faster than the video. I had to rip it using Fairmount because the copy protection wouldn't let me just use MTR. I have it encoded in handbrake at H.264 and playing on my atv. Also checked it in VLC, same issue.
edit---yes, it is my dvd.
edit---yes, it is my dvd.