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davej574 · 06-01-03, 11:08 PM

I have had problems with audio matching the video when I followed the original postings of how to Capture DVD and then reencode for the Axim.

Then I tried Windows Media Encoder, whow! No problems with the audio then and with a little tweaking it looks great, but a little dark and a little skipping.

So today, I tried reencoding using VirtualDub again, this time I just did a straight copy with the audio and used decimation and the Divx codec on Original 1 Pass and added a filter to boost the brightness. I used 1.75 (after trying 2.0 and 1.5)

Then I used the result through Windows Media player.

I know it is one more step, but since Media player doesn't have a brightness/contrast controls this step allows me to watch movies outside of a darkened room and see the details.

06-01-03, 11:08 PM	#31 (permalink)
davej574 Aximsite Prospect Join Date: May 2003 Location: Indiana Posts: 4 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	I have had problems with audio matching the video when I followed the original postings of how to Capture DVD and then reencode for the Axim. Then I tried Windows Media Encoder, whow! No problems with the audio then and with a little tweaking it looks great, but a little dark and a little skipping. So today, I tried reencoding using VirtualDub again, this time I just did a straight copy with the audio and used decimation and the Divx codec on Original 1 Pass and added a filter to boost the brightness. I used 1.75 (after trying 2.0 and 1.5) Then I used the result through Windows Media player. I know it is one more step, but since Media player doesn't have a brightness/contrast controls this step allows me to watch movies outside of a darkened room and see the details.