Vader424242 said:
Hi all,
A huge thanks to Adywan for all of his hard work! These are my first foray into AVCHD, and my player is known to be rather finicky with the format. I just finished watching ANH, and the picture is astounding! I noticed a couple of things which I attribute to my player (Pioneer Elite 05FD), and not the disc (I really hope I do not have a bad download). First, lip sync was lost multiple times (to the tune of 1-2 seconds), and then corrected itself after a scene or two (?!?). The main one was repeatable: when R2 is sacked by the Jawas, the sound goes out of sync when the head Jawa jumps out with the EMP gun (or whatever it is) and fires. The audio is about a second behind the picture (so the classic "thud" when R2 falls over is late). By the next scene, all is right again. Second, there were several random pauses (similar to a layer change on SD-DVD) or what looked like bad jump edits (not repeatable). I would think if the download (or DVD burn) were corrupt, the disc would not play at all. Thoughts?
Thanks again to Adywan!
I assure you the whole movie is in sync. I just double checked the section you mentioned and it is in sync. This could be down to a player issue. But the random pauses sounds more like a media/ burn issue to me. When burning any DL media make sure you burn on the lowest possible speed. I would recommend using IMGBurn to burn the disc as its probably the best burner and its free. Also i would recommend Verbatim as these seem to have the best player compatibility when compared to other cheaper media. but you need to be careful when buying DL verbatim. make sure that the discs are the ones manufactured in Singapore. If they are manufactured in India then they are a pile of shit frankly. But the sync issues seems to be that the player doesn't like the 24fps encode. you could try changing the framerate of the movie to see if that works. I posted a way of doing it that only takes a few minutes and you don't have to re-encode the movie. It starts here and if your still having problems then just keep reading on as there are a few more tips:
http://originaltrilogy.com/forum/topic.cfm/THE-STAR-WARS-SAGA-1080P-AVCHD-DVD-9-for-PS3-Blu-Ray-players-Episode-1-available-now/post/343870/#post343870
To do all this you will need to mount the AVCHD iso image using daemontools or something similar and then the MT2S file can be located in the BDMV>STREAM folder. If your PC can't recognise the image after mounting then you will need to install the UDF 2.50 driver first.
This can be downloaded here:
http://files.digital-digest.com/downloads/articles/XBOX360.HD-DVDRom.UDF.Reader.v2.5.WindowsXP-BluePrint.rar
hope this helps