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RM to AVI/DivX Conversion Guide | Articles - Digital Digest
http://www.divx-digest.com/articles/rm2avi.html#:~:text=To%20do%20this%2C%20load%20in%20your%20AVI%20file,and%20audio%20durations%20match%22%20option%20and%20press%20OK.
Virtualdub audio sync - VideoHelp Forum
https://forum.videohelp.com/threads/366739-Virtualdub-audio-sync
So you go the VirtualDub normal Mode, open (or drag) your file then go to the "Frame Rate" options : tick "Change so audio and video durations match". Save to a new file in "Direct Stream Mode". Normally you will have a file with a slightly different frame rate than the original but audio and video are synchronized.
Synchronize AVI audio and video - Marcofolio.net
http://old.marcofolio.net/how_to/synchronize_avi_audio_and_video.html
Next, start up VirtualDub. Open your AVI file in the program by going to "File", then "Open Video File" (Ctrl+O). Now go to "Video" and select "Direct Stream Copy". Again, go to "Video" and now select "Frame Rate" (Ctrl+R). Select the radio button which has the following text: "Change so video and audio durations match". You should end up with a non-standard frame rate.
How to Fix Gradual Audio Desyncing in Your Video in 3 Steps
https://lparchive.org/meatsupport/HowToFixGradualAudioDesyncingInYourVideoIn3Steps/
Step 1: Extracting the audio Open up VirtualDub and drag your movie into the window to open it up. Now go to File > Save WAV Name and save that file anyway you want, just don't forget the little fella. While you're in VirtualDub, slide the slider all the way to the end of the movie, and make a note of the length, right down to the millisecond.
Fixing Audio Synch - Nicky Pages' Digital Solutions
http://nickyguides.digital-digest.com/audio-synch.htm
You could also try the "quick fix method" for audio synch by opening your movie in VirtualDub and choosing Video > Framerate. Then choose the 'change so video and audio durations match' This method sounds amazing but doesn't usually work =(. More about using the Terabit AVI Info Tool
yet another Audio Sync thread - Doom9's Forum
https://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=149370
I have run this (PCM) file through virtualdub with the "change so video and audio durations match" option selected. THe output file (just like the input file) is in perfect sync throughout. When I run this output file through AGK, the sync issues are unchanged.
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