[vdr] Re: 'Wetten dass' on ZDF with DD

[Tomahawk <Tomahawk@tvcs.de>]

Hi,

I watched the analog picture on my tv set and heared the dolby digital 
5.1 audio over the vdr, they were perfectly sync.
At the digital audio and picture, the picture was late. This was not 
only on the VDR but also on my dbox2 and humax receiver.
So the ZDF people must have made an error in their sync.

Greetz

Tomahawk

Jörg Knitter schrieb:

> Hi,
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> > Marcel Wiesweg
> > Sent: Monday, October 06, 2003 6:49 PM
> > To: vdr@linuxtv.org
> > Subject: [vdr] Re: 'Wetten dass' on ZDF with DD
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> > > Question: Is there no PMT broadcast for DD, or did they do it wrong?
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> > I mean PTS of course.
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> I demuxed part of the show sent on saturday with DS.JAR and made a
> miniDVD of it with IfoEdit, and there was also this sync problem.
> Looking for information with google on this, I found out that a lot of
> people with DBox etc. also had problems. So I think ZDF did it wrong. 
> The repeat I recorded on sunday also has this sync problems when playing
> back with VDR - I still have to check if this remains if I demux and
> author it. Some people report, that there was no more sync problem and
> that they switched to 2.0, but I can´t agree to this (still haven´t
> watched the recording from the beginning, but jumped across several
> scenes). Finally, I think this is a ZDF problem because I never had such
> problems with other DD channels. Another thing: I recognized some
> dropout in live view. Can´t remember that I had them when playing back a
> recorded AC3 movie with AC3overDVB. Any comments or hints?
>
> Jörg
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> P.S.: Sorry for breaking threads - see my next mail.
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