Well, the title explains most.
I made a video, using "Dump Frames" and "Dump Audio", Megaman 10 and of course dolphin itself.
After recording with 50% speed and 30 fps, I tried to combine both, the audio and the frames using Sony Vegas Pro 10, but I just recognized that there was something wrong: The audio was way longer than the actual video. I took a closer look by watching the video combined with the audio, the result was clear: The audio was off.
As I mentioned above, I used Megaman 10, frame-limit 30 and dolphin itself set the speed to 50%, so it can actually dump the audio + frames without completely use the CPU. ( at least I think thats the reason )
What shall I do now? I want to record both, the audio and the frames, but not unsynchronized of course. I hope you can help me out with that one.
Ohh, didn't mentioned the revision I use. r7689.
I made a video, using "Dump Frames" and "Dump Audio", Megaman 10 and of course dolphin itself.
After recording with 50% speed and 30 fps, I tried to combine both, the audio and the frames using Sony Vegas Pro 10, but I just recognized that there was something wrong: The audio was way longer than the actual video. I took a closer look by watching the video combined with the audio, the result was clear: The audio was off.
As I mentioned above, I used Megaman 10, frame-limit 30 and dolphin itself set the speed to 50%, so it can actually dump the audio + frames without completely use the CPU. ( at least I think thats the reason )
What shall I do now? I want to record both, the audio and the frames, but not unsynchronized of course. I hope you can help me out with that one.
Ohh, didn't mentioned the revision I use. r7689.