Dvdauthor Audio Delay

dvdauthor

http://dvdauthor.sourceforge.net/

Others will often throw warnings with dvdauthor. It also has an mpeg2 video encoder. Toolame is a very good mpeg 1 layer 2 audio encoder, useful for generating mpeg audio streams. While mjpegtools also has an audio encoder, they don't recommend using it. There is a range of video editors for Linux, in various stages of development.

GUI for dvdauthor/MuxMan (Guide Version 1.05)

http://download.videohelp.com/gfd/Help/VideoFileDialog.html

If necessary, you may use an audio delay to 'resync' the video with the audio file(s). With MuxMan as authoring engine, values between -300 and +300 milliseconds are possible, with dvdauthor +/- 4999 milliseconds. The same value is applied to all audiostreams, it is not possible to use individual audio delays for each audio stream.

Fixing latency and delays in Windows audio output

https://neosmart.net/wiki/fixing-latency-and-delays-in-windows-audio-output/

Can you correct Audio Sync problems in DVD Authoring tools ...

https://forum.videohelp.com/threads/116983-Can-you-correct-Audio-Sync-problems-in-DVD-Authoring-tools

It allows you to specify an audio delay - the resulting VOB file is in sync. But, IFOEdit does not give me a DVD file structure that is compatible with my DVD Player. So that's why I need an Authoring program, other than IFOEdit. It would be very convenient to just adjust the delay while authoring, since I have to use an authoring program anyway.

dvdauthor

http://dvdauthor.sourceforge.net/doc/r1741.html

-a audio-opts, --audio=audio-opts. A plus (+) separated list of options for an audio track, with each track separated by a comma (,). For example -a ac3+en,mp2+de specifies two audio tracks: the first is an English track encoded in AC3, the second is a German track encoded using MPEG-1 layer 2 compression.

GUI for dvdauthor/MuxMan (Version 1.07)

https://download.videohelp.com/gfd/

- new compiled dvdauthor packed: Use 16bps for mp2 audio as standard (repairs problems with some sa players like Medion 7457) Use nopanscan for 16:9 films (standard is also for commercial DVDs) New spumux syntax for Windows98/ME (repairs the 2GB limit for videos with subtitles) - compatibility with W98/ME improved (CreateDVD runs now)