Re: MPEG-1 Encoders that maintain good A/V sync?

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>  In my capture app, I use the timestamps I get after the full capture
>and do a linear approximation of the difference between the amount of
>audio received and amount of video.  I can then use that to resample the
>audio when writing to the destination file.
>
Is a timestamp at the end going to be good enough for proper interpolation?


I remember recording a episode of Startrek:TNG as a test and about 15 minutes
into the record the sound cut out temporarily for a second or two leaving the
rest of the video out of sync.

If I understand you correctly, your method of interpolation would try to stretch
the sound to fit the video. If it were done on this video that would have messed
up the sound for the whole clip not just the 2 seconds where the problem was.


Mark

Mark





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