Jason X 2001 HDTV XvidHD 720p-NPW
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- Video > HD - Movies
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- 4
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- 2.45 GiB (2627465410 Bytes)
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- 2011-08-30 16:34:15 GMT
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Info, Poster and Trailer:
http://www.sharepixon.net/movies/jason-x
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Sound on this is out of sync. Anyone know of a copy with correct sound.
One way you can fix the sound issues (assuming you're running a PC with WinXP/Vista/7):
Software Required:
AVIDemux 2.5.4 or newer - http://avidemux.sourceforge.net/
MKVToolnix (MKVMergeGUI) 4.5.0 or newer - http://www.bunkus.org/videotools/mkvtoolnix/
1) Run AVIDemux to convert the file container to MKV - Open the AVI file, then click on "No" when the pop up dialog box appears. Afterwards, at the bottom left of the main window where it says "Format" there's a clickable drop-down menu. Click on it and choose "MKV" (second from the bottom). Now go to "File->Save->Save Video..." - write a filename including the .mkv extension and save it wherever. Wait a minute for it to finish and exit AVIDemux.
2) Run MKVMergeGUI to sync the AC3 audio - Open your newly muxed MKV file by clicking the "add" button (top right). Once you've opened the file, click on the AC3 (Audio) stream in the "Tracks, chapters and tags:" textbox, then click on the "Format specific options" tab below. In the "Delay (in ms):" textbox, type "100" without the quotes. ALSO, in the "Stretch by:" textbox, type "10001/10000" without the quotes. Now click on the "Start muxing" button at the bottom of the main window and wait a minute for your properly synced MKV file to mux. Once it's finished, you can find the file in the same folder/directory as the source file and it'll be named the same as your source file with the exception that it'll have a " (1)" written in the filename as well. Tap your heels 3 times and play the video.
Software Required:
AVIDemux 2.5.4 or newer - http://avidemux.sourceforge.net/
MKVToolnix (MKVMergeGUI) 4.5.0 or newer - http://www.bunkus.org/videotools/mkvtoolnix/
1) Run AVIDemux to convert the file container to MKV - Open the AVI file, then click on "No" when the pop up dialog box appears. Afterwards, at the bottom left of the main window where it says "Format" there's a clickable drop-down menu. Click on it and choose "MKV" (second from the bottom). Now go to "File->Save->Save Video..." - write a filename including the .mkv extension and save it wherever. Wait a minute for it to finish and exit AVIDemux.
2) Run MKVMergeGUI to sync the AC3 audio - Open your newly muxed MKV file by clicking the "add" button (top right). Once you've opened the file, click on the AC3 (Audio) stream in the "Tracks, chapters and tags:" textbox, then click on the "Format specific options" tab below. In the "Delay (in ms):" textbox, type "100" without the quotes. ALSO, in the "Stretch by:" textbox, type "10001/10000" without the quotes. Now click on the "Start muxing" button at the bottom of the main window and wait a minute for your properly synced MKV file to mux. Once it's finished, you can find the file in the same folder/directory as the source file and it'll be named the same as your source file with the exception that it'll have a " (1)" written in the filename as well. Tap your heels 3 times and play the video.
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