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How to add delay to .aac without re-encoding it ...
https://forum.videohelp.com/threads/383482-How-to-add-delay-to-aac-without-re-encoding-it#:~:text=As%20negative%20delays%20aren%27t%20permitted%20for%20MKV%2C%20if,delay%20as%20required%20to%20make%20up%20the%20difference.
When remuxing an mp4 download to mkv an audio track …
https://forum.redfox.bz/threads/when-remuxing-an-mp4-download-to-mkv-an-audio-track-delay-is-added-is-this-normal.81825/
When I simply remux the mp4 file generated by AnyStream to an mkv container with MKVToolNix 59.0.0 (default settings) the resulting mkv file has a -80 ms delay added to the DD+ audio track Here's the MediaInfo paste of the mp4 download by anystream: https://pastebin.com/DBy0G47x
Remuxing Results in MKV Audio-Video Sync Problem ...
https://forum.videohelp.com/threads/345578-Remuxing-Results-in-MKV-Audio-Video-Sync-Problem
1) Read MKV-1 with MediaInfo... so I can get the FPS rate so it can be used later; FPS is 24.000 for this file. 2) Use MKVToolNix 5.5.0 Portable to uncheck Hindi Audio and put the 24.000 under Video and will not check the box under Audio for AAC ... since it is a Simple AAC audio. Then Mux this set up. Resulting in File MKV-1A.
Muxing with mkvmergeGUI = audio delay (#1892) · Issues ...
https://gitlab.com/mbunkus/mkvtoolnix/-/issues/1892
So I'm trying to make a remux from a Blu-ray disc. I extracted the video, audio and sub tracks with eac3to and then I added them to mkvmergeGUI. Muxing finished successfully (no errors/warnings), but when I played the fresh .mkv I noticed there's a slight delay in the audio. When I play it from the BD source it's perfect.
Demuxing with MKVMerge then Remuxing with MKVToolnix ...
https://forum.videohelp.com/threads/399397-Demuxing-with-MKVMerge-then-Remuxing-with-MKVToolnix-Audio-is-out-of-sync
When I demux a VP9 video with MKVExtract then remux the video and audio files (original untouched AAC or converted to WAV) then the resulting video has VERY out of sync audio. MediaInfo doesn't report an audio delay on the source or the remux. This seems to only happen on VP9 codec videos, NOT on AVC videos.
Guide on Ripping and Re-muxing a Blu-ray disc to MKV
https://www.easefab.com/resource/free-remux-blu-ray-to-mkv.html
Method 1: Free Rip a Blu-ray disc and Remux It to MKV. To freely rip Blu-ray disc and remux it to MKV file, you need the below three software. You can download it from clicking the links. tsMuxeR: It is a transport stream muxer that supports most HD input formats such as H.264/VC-1 and E-AC3/DTS-HD, and can output to Blu-ray's M2TS.
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