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How do I see the interleave value?
Is there a way to see what interleave value a .avi-file has?
The audio-interleave? Open the .avi using virtualdubs Hexedit-tool and scroll to almost the end. There you have the indexes and a 00dc means a videoframe and 01wb is an audio-chunk. Now count the 00dc's between any 01wb and you know how many videoframes there are between an audio-chunk.
Simple?
How do you transform that into milliseconds? I want to know if the interleave of the file so that I can select the same value when making a direct stream copy of it in virtual dub
Well if it's a 25fps avi then 25 00dc's makes one second. So if you've got 12 00dc, a couple of 01wb, 13 00dc, more 01wb's then it's interleaved at 500 ms.. (25 frames per sec / 12.5 frames = 500 ms)
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