Knives Out Loses Audio Synch

[Heloduck]

Hi,

I ripped "Knives Out" to an ISO file - uncompressed and using original audio - and then burned that file to a movie only 25GB BD-R, compressing the audio to HD and forcing stereo. The disc looks great and sounds great, but the audio begins losing synch and within a minute has drifted off noticeably, by two minutes, it becomes so distracting that you really can't watch it.

Any suggestions?

Thanks,
Duck

 

[Ch3vr0n]

Yes, post an anydvd and CloneBD logfile, without it nobody can help you.

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[Heloduck]

Here are the log files.

Thanks for your help.

Duck

 

[Ch3vr0n]

@Pete another case of an intro clip causing problems?

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[Heloduck]

I don't know if this is relevant, but if you stop the disc, then continue from the same position, it seems to be synched up, but then drifts off just like before.

 

[Heloduck]

I guess this will have to wait until there's a update to either AnyDVD or CloneBD...

 

[Pete]

I guess this will have to wait until there's a update to either AnyDVD or CloneBD...

I just tried to replicate your problem, but I can't.
You wrote

compressing the audio to HD and forcing stereo

But your log file says "5.1@448kbps".
So I tried both, no problem, played back on PowerDVD and an Oppo standalone. No drift.

On what kind of player are you playing back?

 

[Heloduck]

It's a Samsung UBD-M8500/ZA, about six months old. Works fine with everything else and other BD-Rs that I have made. I've redone the process about four times with a new rip and the results are always the same.