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#867 Timing changing and separating audio file after using 1080p video
closed-out-of-date
nobody
9
2017-11-03
2016-12-26
No
I really like MEGUI for its useful and easy functions. The most important thing why I love MEGUI is it can easily encode hard subs to video WITHOUT CHANGING the settings of sub-file (sizes, colours, fonts, coordinates and etc.). However, before I did only videos with 720 quality. But today wanted to encode (+ add subs as usual) a video with 1080. But MEGUI makes 2 mistakes:
- It separates audio and video file (it never did it when I used only 720);
- It changes timing of subtitles of first 100 seconds (opening (90 secs) + name of film + name of episode) of the video.
But everything is OK, apart from those bugs. I checked several times it never separates 720p videos and timing is ok, but after encoding first 100 secs of subs appear 4-6 secs later.
I encode in such way:
File Indexer --> Input File --> Queue --> Filters --> Subtitles --> Save --> AutoEncode
WASD Dragon,
Your description doesn't make sense to me. MeGUI always handles the video and audio separately. If you're indexing a file that DGIndex can open it extracts the audio (when using the file indexer). The same applies to MKV sources. For other file types such as MP4 it creates a script to re-encode the audio instead. The source resolution doesn't change any of that.
I couldn't duplicate your problem with subtitles either. You might need to post a log file for Zathor to look at.
My files always in MP4 and yes it creatse some other files with muxed video together, but I delete those files nad keep only the video, and it works fine with sound, with subs and etc. But when it comes to 1080, it seperates video and audio. And before encoding you can see estimated result how video will look after encoding. So even in that sample you can see that timing is wrong. And I found new bug too. Not only first 100 seconds of audio is wrong. Approximately starting from 10th minute it moves audio 10 second before or later.
I didn't understand your last sentence. How can I show log file (and where to find it?)
I will try to merge subs with Sony Vegas. Is it good for it?
Thank you very much for the report. Please provide log files for both file types (720/1080p). You can find the log files in the "log" subfolder in the MeGUI directory.
Sorry, I have to close this as there is no response. Please open a new ticket with the log files if the problem does still exist.