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How to Prevent MKVMerge adding a delay? - VideoHelp Forum
https://forum.videohelp.com/threads/367447-How-to-Prevent-MKVMerge-adding-a-delay#:~:text=There%27s%20no%20such%20thing%20as%20negative%20delays%20in,probably%20means%20the%20video%20has%20a%20positive%20delay.
How to Prevent MKVMerge adding a delay? - VideoHelp Forum
https://forum.videohelp.com/threads/367447-How-to-Prevent-MKVMerge-adding-a-delay
There's no such thing as negative delays in MKVs. If you mux audio using a negative delay, MKVMergeGUI actually removes an appropriate amount from the beginning instead (or as close as it can) which is fairly normal when muxing. If MediaInfo is reporting a negative audio delay for an MKV it probably means the video has a positive delay. I don't why, …
mkvmerge: Detecting audio delay and applying same …
https://www.reddit.com/r/mkvtoolnix/comments/9m60lw/mkvmerge_detecting_audio_delay_and_applying_same/
This corresponds to a delay of 1500ms. This delay will be used instead of the non-AC-3 data. mkvmerge is absolutely doing the correct thing with this delay. Tested, and the audio is in sync with the video. Trouble is, the newly added subtitle track is coming in too early.
Delay (in ms) for audio does not work? : mkvtoolnix
https://www.reddit.com/r/mkvtoolnix/comments/ess101/delay_in_ms_for_audio_does_not_work/
Hi all, I am using mkvtoolnix gui and im trying to delay audio 1500ms. Although the audio starts at the beginning of the video. Am I doing something …
Where the audio delay setting in the GUI?? : mkvtoolnix
https://www.reddit.com/r/mkvtoolnix/comments/e24w9d/where_the_audio_delay_setting_in_the_gui/
It's in the scrollable pane on the right of the "input" tab. Click on the audio track whose delay you want to change, look at the pane on the right & look for the "Timestamps and default duration" group box. The control you're looking for is the first one …
Stretch or shrink audio tracks · Wiki · Moritz Bunkus ...
https://gitlab.com/mbunkus/mkvtoolnix/-/wikis/Stretch-or-shrink-audio-tracks
Use mkvmerge's --sync option or MKVToolNix GUI's corresponding controls delay and stretch by. For example, if your movie is 2h long and your audio track with the track ID 1 is too short by 30s, you can stretch it by the factor movie_length / audio_length or the equivalent movie_length / (movie_length - audio_too_short).
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