MediaCoder

I agree that everyone needs to experiment. But that should be based on basic understanding.
Hence my question,
if someone can answer these or point me to a thread here or another website where these answers can be found.

Also funny is that only 1 of the 2 audio channels did obey to the bitrate settings I chose (the other one defaulted to 128 kpbs).

Okay, I figured out where the audio delay comes from! There is no audio delay for a single audio track. But if I use dual audio tracks (with ALL other settings, incl. video settings unaltered), I get some seconds of audio delay.

I think I should file a bug report for that.
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I use the freebie 'MediaInfo', which reads a file's tag data. Once installed, a R-click on any media file should offer to open it in this App. For a VOB, the video delay existant in the file is indicated under 'Audio delay', presumably, because to achieve sync this would equal the sign and magnitud...

meRobs wrote: The first VOB of a Title set, such as VTS_02_1 will often have zero delay, and so is not stated, but, the others, VTS_02_2, etc, will have larger values, such as 534 ms.

Okay, so how do I find out the VOB's audio delay now ?

Thanks for your understanding. Yes, I should have done a test as described by you. Good suggestion, thank you. Follow-up: 0.7.2.4525 does work quite well for me so far. I've done only short video files for testing (about 1 minute), but so far I had no errors. Looks promising. I'll post back here tom...

Hi folks. I've been searching the forum and browsing through 60+ threads containing the words "quality based" and I couldn't find any real explanation. And the wikipedia page has not yet been created on that subject. What does quality=100 mean exactly? And does "quality based" mode or "3-pass" mode ...

I'm very sorry, that I missed these two points. That's both very helpful to know. Thank you!

boardersparadise wrote: "No file output". And in the list the state is "error". But no indication whatsoever *WHY* no output file has been created.

Isn't there a log file or log window somewhere by any chance ?

However, if you wish to reinstall, do a more thorough job of uninstalling as described in http://forum.mediacoderhq.com/viewtopic.php?f=17&t=7765&p=23783#p23783 I have my own way of installing/uninstalling by recording all changes a program makes to HDD and registry and fully revert them for uninst...