This is straight from my database. I believe I've also used MPEG-2 PS with no problems. I use TMPEG DVD Author in Windows, but this profile should work for you.
mpeg2streamtype DVD-Special 2 mpeg2aspectratio 4:3 mpeg2bitrate 3400 mpeg2maxbitrate 4400 samplerate 48000 mp3quality 7 mpeg2audtype Layer II mpeg2audbitratel1 448 mpeg2audbitratel2 192 mpeg2audvolume 93 mpeg4optionidct 0 mpeg4optionime 0 volume 90 -Khanh -----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Garry Gibson Sent: Saturday, January 01, 2005 5:39 PM To: Discussion about mythtv Subject: [mythtv-users] DVD PS Audio Sync Evening all, and a happy new year.... In an attempt to make more room for new recordings, I thought it about time to archive some old shows off to DVD. My old nemesis, audio sync has reared its ugly head again. Here's my process.. Record stuff in Myth using a PVR-250. Grab the .nuv file and copy it over to my desktop (which has more processing power and a DVD burner). Rename to .mpeg and run it through Avidemux2, sorting out the interlacing and doing a 'Save as DVD PS' Use DVDStyler to build menus and the like, build the .iso etc, job done. All is well until I save it as DVD PS format, whereby the audio drifts out of sync with the video. It's ok to start with, but as the movie progresses, so the audio lags further and further behind the video. I've been messing about with this for ages now, and everyone else on the web seems to not have any issue when using a PVR-250. Can anyone share a 'known good' list of Myth Recording Profile settings (PVR stream type, bitrates, etc etc) that works for them? PAL if possible, so I can at least be sure I'm starting off on the right foot. Regards, Garry.
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