If I have a high-quality movie/series with English audio,
and I also have another rip with lower quality but with audio dubbed in another language,
how do I synchronize the dubbing?, and then create a Dual Audio file with both dubbings using only the high-quality image of the video.
The biggest problem I'm facing must be the pauses for commercials, because one video is a pure Blu-ray rip, and the one dubbed in another language is a TV Rip that must have more black screen time when cutting to commercials.
[I'm asking about the "Align Audio" program options, could you record a tutorial on this?
I know that later you have to export it to other programs, and MKVtoolNix could put both audios in the same file.]
After clicking on "Start" and deleting the detection lines that were too far out and were notorious false positives, this graph was left:
and now I don't know what to do anymore,
I don't really know how to interpret this graph but... it seems to me that it represents that the synchronization differences between the 2 audios are only in 2 or 3 places:
after the opening of the series.
in the middle, at the break cut
how to deal with this? what to do now?
If I have a high-quality movie/series with English audio, and I also have another rip with lower quality but with audio dubbed in another language, how do I synchronize the dubbing?, and then create a Dual Audio file with both dubbings using only the high-quality image of the video. The biggest problem I'm facing must be the pauses for commercials, because one video is a pure Blu-ray rip, and the one dubbed in another language is a TV Rip that must have more black screen time when cutting to commercials. [I'm asking about the "Align Audio" program options, could you record a tutorial on this? I know that later you have to export it to other programs, and MKVtoolNix could put both audios in the same file.]
After clicking on "Start" and deleting the detection lines that were too far out and were notorious false positives, this graph was left: and now I don't know what to do anymore, I don't really know how to interpret this graph but... it seems to me that it represents that the synchronization differences between the 2 audios are only in 2 or 3 places: