Hi, I'm not gonna say how long I've been looking and testing to get an mkv > dpg working because you wouldn't believe me. I don't care about quality, but worry about video and audio sync. I will say this: I used about 4 different conversion programs, did several file conversions and downloaded at least 10 programs. My life is draining away lol.
Some example conversion programs: batchdpg, dpgtools, super, xvid4psp
I like dpgtools v1.31 because its faster from what I've seen so far.
Please someone help me.. I got my last thread closed in 10min at doom9.com
I got an mkv container with VFR, I want it in dpg2 or dpg3. The mkv has 2 audio tracks jap and eng with subtitles. I want the eng audio which is the 2nd track. Every conversion program I used keeps using the 1st track, jap. I tried setting the language by typing in eng; didn't help (although the only program I didn't try this with yet is batchdpg v1.3 beta 5, which I am testing right now as I speak). I want the subtitles hard subbed, which is not too hard to accomplish. And most importantly I want the video and audio to be in sync, every programs failed to do this for some reason, except super, but the problem with super is that it converts to dpg1(very slow seeking) AND it used the jap audio, grr. dpgtools can do what super does except it created a dpg3 and uses the jap track..
If someone knows how to do this or has a theory (an experienced one hopefully). Can you please list the steps and I don't need them in full detail(so you don't have to type so much).
Some example conversion programs: batchdpg, dpgtools, super, xvid4psp
I like dpgtools v1.31 because its faster from what I've seen so far.
Please someone help me.. I got my last thread closed in 10min at doom9.com
I got an mkv container with VFR, I want it in dpg2 or dpg3. The mkv has 2 audio tracks jap and eng with subtitles. I want the eng audio which is the 2nd track. Every conversion program I used keeps using the 1st track, jap. I tried setting the language by typing in eng; didn't help (although the only program I didn't try this with yet is batchdpg v1.3 beta 5, which I am testing right now as I speak). I want the subtitles hard subbed, which is not too hard to accomplish. And most importantly I want the video and audio to be in sync, every programs failed to do this for some reason, except super, but the problem with super is that it converts to dpg1(very slow seeking) AND it used the jap audio, grr. dpgtools can do what super does except it created a dpg3 and uses the jap track..
If someone knows how to do this or has a theory (an experienced one hopefully). Can you please list the steps and I don't need them in full detail(so you don't have to type so much).