Hello all,
I often use the Audio Desynchronisation Compensation feature in VLC and it sometimes takes me quite a while to get the audio in perfect sync with the video. I was wondering if it is possible to save this setting for each individual file? If not, is there some software that I can use to do that?
At the moment I have to add the Audio Desynchronisation Compensation value to the filename so that next time I play that particular video, I know which settings to use.
Thanks a lot!
Sarah
Using 'Audio Desynchronisation Compensation'
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Re: Using 'Audio Desynchronisation Compensation'
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or to create new file?I was wondering if it is possible to save this setting for each individual file?
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Re: Using 'Audio Desynchronisation Compensation'
Thanks, I had a look at your link. But he doesn't explain how to re-record the file. Do you know how to do that?
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