long.way.down.s01e05.ws.pdtv.xvid-remax.avi
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Show Info Ewan McGregor and Charley Boorman get up close to Africa's wildlife as they spot zebras in Kenya and view Rwanda's mountain gorillas in their natural habitat. Emotions are running high as they pay a visit to a Unicef site for former child soldiers in northern Uganda, and one of the duo looks forward to getting out of Tanzania, as it means he'll be reunited with a loved one audio sync issues in the last 15 minutes.
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NUKE THIS !
This release has an audio sync problem.
There is a fixed version out there, but if you DLed this one and don't want to waste 700MB,
here is one possible solution to fix it:
For this procedure you will need ca. 2 GB free hdd space.
open the avi in virtualdub, save audio as wav (File-> Save WAV).
open wav in an audio editor (Cool edit or audacity) (might be necessary to rename to mp3 before opening)
Go to 0:40:50,500. insert 0,9seconds (900ms) of silence.
Save as wav. Important, because virtualdub needs wav, not mp3.
Back in virtualdub, set "video->direct stream copy", and audio->WAV Audio (open your wav here),
set "Audio->Full Processing Mode", then "Audio->Compression" to mp3 CBR 128kbit 48kHz.
You can use VBR as well, but CBR is safer.
"File->Save as AVI". Done. All in all this should take around 15 minutes on a mid range PC.
Hope that helps.
rogard
There is a fixed version out there, but if you DLed this one and don't want to waste 700MB,
here is one possible solution to fix it:
For this procedure you will need ca. 2 GB free hdd space.
open the avi in virtualdub, save audio as wav (File-> Save WAV).
open wav in an audio editor (Cool edit or audacity) (might be necessary to rename to mp3 before opening)
Go to 0:40:50,500. insert 0,9seconds (900ms) of silence.
Save as wav. Important, because virtualdub needs wav, not mp3.
Back in virtualdub, set "video->direct stream copy", and audio->WAV Audio (open your wav here),
set "Audio->Full Processing Mode", then "Audio->Compression" to mp3 CBR 128kbit 48kHz.
You can use VBR as well, but CBR is safer.
"File->Save as AVI". Done. All in all this should take around 15 minutes on a mid range PC.
Hope that helps.
rogard
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