Monday, March 22, 2010

APE 3.0: Audio defect between scenes...

I used DVDshrink to copy a DVD, then APE 3.0 to burn it. Shrink divides the film into 0.99 GB chunks (.VOBs), each of which I import as a scene in APE 3.0. When I burn the DVD there is a brief defect in the audio where the scenes join (it goes silent for about a second). I thought maybe it was a RAM issue (i've got 2 GB). Yet when I view the same .VOB files in Windows Media Player the defect is not present. Therefore the problem must be with APE 3.0, right? So what do I need to do?



Will converting the VOB files to DV-AVI first resolve the problem?

Will switching to Nero9?



thanks



jeff
APE 3.0: Audio defect between scenes...
The best results will come from using DV-AVIs as your source files. Not VOBs or MPEGs.



Converting the files (using a program like VirtualDubMOD or MPEG Streamclip) will likely stitch the clips together so that the gaps between them won't show.
APE 3.0: Audio defect between scenes...
Paul offers this method of combining the VOBs:



http://muvipix.com/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=38%26amp;t=2469

JeffBK,



A more common workflow is to do all editing (Audio %26amp; Video) in your NLE (PE3, in your case) and then Export as DVD-compliant MPEG-2. These Exported files are then brought into DVDShrink to compact them even more. Other software is then used to do the Burn, i.e. ImgBurn from the DVDShrink .VOB's. Might be worth a test.



Hunt

Thanks for all the advice. I'm going to try them out asap



jeff

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