This simple Avisynth script converts an audio track from PAL to NTSC (or NTSC to PAL).

Required: nicaudio, to load audio files other than WAV
Optional: other audio import filters

I'm posting this because:

1. it got me into using AviSynth to sync and is something of an exemplar of how to do it;
   
2. I think it's a little bit of scripting history.
   

• the latest version of AviSynth
  
• SoundOut and NicAudio plugins
  
• the audio track from the MGM BD in PCM format (which can be generated by eac3to)
  

This is a direct copy of my thread on ot.com.  It should already fulfil the requirements that Feallan posted in his introductory thread, but I'll double-check this when I have everything copied over.

Requirements

Obviously, the latest version of AviSynth is required.  Scripts that use MPEGSource2() envisage use of DGIndex.  Other script-specific requirements are listed as they arise.


A few people have mentioned that it might be nice to have a thread devoted to synchronizing various projects to the NTSC GOUT.  Currently, most of the the relevant information is available, but it is scattered about a bit.

Background Information

In this context, GOUT refers to the bonus discs that came with the Limited Edition DVD release of the OT.  By convention, audio mixes are synchronized to the NTSC GOUT, not the PAL GOUT; therefore, releases of the original theatrical versions of the OT tend to be synchronized to it as well so people can mux in their favorite audio.

Audio

All of hairy_hen's mixes are already synchronized to the NTSC GOUT.  Belbucus' audio tracks need the following delay values.

This subforum is intended to be an easily searchable collection of scripts that do something. Could be anything related to A/V editing that's done using a series of text commands rather than a graphical interface.

To keep things manageable:

1. Each script must have its own thread with a descriptive name.
2. Each thread must have a prefix (you choose it from a list next to a field with thread name), which describes the piece of software your script is for. E.g. Avisynth
3. Inside each thread, write up what the script does, what it requires, how it is intended to be used etc. and then post the contents of the script using a "code" tag:

Seems to be the best place to post that. GTA Online is the game I play the most to. Actually I play with a good friend of mine with whom I share a lot of common interests. We've created a crew called "The LaserDiscs" and we feel a bit lonely from time to time so we were wondering if anybody else on here is playing to the PC version and would like to join us in our crew for some cool sessions! I'd like to hear from any of you really, even if you already have a crew. It would still be interesting to play and chat with someone else from FanRes I'm not expecting a lot of people that are playing to this game and even less on PC but we never know!

OK, I'm aware there are the new UltraHD Blu-ray at 66GB or 100GB (right?) and also web streaming, and satellite broadcasting... is there some website which lists the available titles, both on UHDBD and web? Also, are some UHDTV broadcast actually recorded and available somewhere? I wonder the file size... I mean, a friend told me he watched several 2160p movies, and many were way over 100GB - some around 140GB... 

Anyone watching the U.S election right now? I'm despairing pretty bad right now.

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Hi!
Lurker and occasional poster on lddb (not for a while) and OT (likewise) and blu-ray.com. Have always been interested in original soundtracks over revisionist nonsense and the golden/silver age of surround sound technology. Got really brave and bought an M-Audio soundcard last year to attempt some ld captures and never got round to installing it and sold it on! Real life means it'll be more of the low profile from me but I like to offer the occasional opinion, bit of research and so on.

To all those doing - keep up the good work!

I'm "back in business" in the last few days; trying to encode some pending projects, I had a lot of troubles - encoding crashes, stops at different frames etc.

I strongly suspect Lagarith is guilty; in particular, using more than one istance could be the problem... for example, I tried to save a project with it, using two sources encoded with the same codec - so, two Lagarith in, one Lagarith out... and it stops everytime; also, two Lagarith in, one X264 out do the same... trying to solve the problem saving those with other codecs - the LD with Huffyuv, the HD-DVD with MagicYUV, then I will try to encode the final project both in Lagarith and X264, and see what will happen - if Lagarith will fail, the problem lies in the codec itself, if also X264 will fail, problem is somewhere else, but where?

Let's wait until the final encoding...