2012-03-11, 07:29 PM
Well, after so long without any hitches I was suprised to download a video file that did play, but with the audio out of sync. Convinced the file itself must be at fault I just deleted it and did not give it another thought.
But today I downloaded more video files and the same thing! It seems the video files in question are all 'X264' files, where previously they were mkv;
Video: MPEG4 Video (H264) 720x404 23.98fps [Output 1]
Audio: AAC 48000Hz stereo [Output 2]
I am using Win7-64.
So then I embarked on an AAC oddysey, trying to get ffdhshow to play them instead of whatever the default was, and not finding a simple file to rename like MP3mod.dll in windows/system I downloaded W7DSfiltertweaker and used that.
So now ffshow was used for the audio - but it's still out of sync! And not by a small amount - I am talking 3-4 seconds out :-(
The files do play fine in Media Center Home Cinema and Windows Media Center
So peeps. have you come across these horrible X264 files and if so, how do you get them in sync in GBPVR or NPVR?
But today I downloaded more video files and the same thing! It seems the video files in question are all 'X264' files, where previously they were mkv;
Video: MPEG4 Video (H264) 720x404 23.98fps [Output 1]
Audio: AAC 48000Hz stereo [Output 2]
I am using Win7-64.
So then I embarked on an AAC oddysey, trying to get ffdhshow to play them instead of whatever the default was, and not finding a simple file to rename like MP3mod.dll in windows/system I downloaded W7DSfiltertweaker and used that.
So now ffshow was used for the audio - but it's still out of sync! And not by a small amount - I am talking 3-4 seconds out :-(
The files do play fine in Media Center Home Cinema and Windows Media Center
So peeps. have you come across these horrible X264 files and if so, how do you get them in sync in GBPVR or NPVR?
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