I've used Videolan for ages to transcode webstreams and send them to my media set-top box. Most of the time, using a PAL webstream, there are no issues at all; But, because some of the streams i send to my set-top box are obviously in NTSC format, i get sync issues, where i hear the audio "garbles" whilst trying to catch-up with the stream.
My set-top box is PAL format, and it seems to me, that it is trying to play the streams at the NTSC frame-rate, which is why the audio has problems catching up.
The problem happens when i encapsulate via Program Stream, or just plain MPEG1 (the set-top box only supports MPEG1/2, so i have to transcode, and the STB doesn't support Transport Stream)
The question is; is there a way to encapsulate the program stream in PAL?
Because the source is NTSC, it needs to be converted to PAL to fix the audio lag when playing back.
Would the NTSC to PAL conversion be pre-transcode?
If anyone could help me out, i'd be very grateful.
