I had a look and I think it's just that AVI is not
able to store the sync information. It's a really
outdated container format, and when I used to use
it I seem to recall all sorts of problems with AV sync.
Did you try the command line I posted?
It worked fine here...
Sadly I just noticed that half of the emails from this mailing list are going
into a junk email folder, including your response to this A/V sync issue.
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It is really kind that you answer questions here (you
know a lot of things that I don't know) but is there a
chance that you remove this?
Fair point. I won't be able to fix that on the corporate mail system, but
before I post again I'll work out another way of getting the emails onto the
list via a different sending method.
This should be the last message with that disclaimer.
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