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Old 2008-09-04, 10:02   #1 (permalink)
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Just about to build an HTPC and am trying to decide between XBMC (Windows) and Mediaportal. At this stage I am not that interested using it as a PVR for TV (Already have Sky HD and BTVision for that). I just want to replace my Xbox1 running XBMC to play my collection of Divx/Xvid from my server over the network. I also want the ability to play higher res files than the Xbox will allow.

Anyway, my question is : Is there any form of audio delay control in Mediaportal. In XBMC you can change the audio delay (forwards/backwards) to correct lip synch (which occurs frequently in my movie collection).
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Sorry, there is no built in control to speed up or slow down audio, this would have to be done in audio codec of your choice, not on the fly, playing file.

Personally, if i had dodgy out of sync audio\video file would re-sync or replace the corrupt files anyway.

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Hi Ray, thanks for the welcome and the reply!

I suppose I could re-encode easily enough. The biggest problem though is that quite a few files start in synch and then drift out, only to drift back in again later! I'm now wondering if the problem is with XBMC rather than the files themselves?
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I suppose I could re-encode easily enough. The biggest problem though is that quite a few files start in synch and then drift out, only to drift back in again later! I'm now wondering if the problem is with XBMC rather than the files themselves?
Does sound like the codec used is not properly following the video\audio time stamps, hopefully this can be corrected by using a different codec with MP.
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Hi Snowy,
if you configure ffdshow as audio codec, you will be able to configure an audio delay in the ffdshow settings. But this won't work for AC3 sound unless you decode and re-encode it.

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