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I have a Canon hand held camera that writes video to a mini-dvd disc. The disc contains a file with a VRO extension which ffmpeg was quite happy to process into an AVI that I could then load into Kdenlive for editing. However, when playing the AVI using Ubuntu's standard media play, the audio was badly out of sync with the image. Also the video failed to play under Windows using media player.
So, the question is, what options would best convert the VRO file without losing quality into something that can be edited using kdenlive, plays in the standard Ubuntu media player without audio syncing problems and plays under windows too.
Talking to a collegue, it seems the sync problem might be due to errors in the audio stream confusing the conversion process. – Skizz – 2009-07-23T21:29:19.207
I would advise to change the title to something like "How can I encode a VRO file to a AVI file?" – Davy Landman – 2009-07-24T18:27:47.537
Good call Davy - have done that. – Skizz – 2009-08-03T10:29:12.077
@Davy: Transcode rather than encode would have been more correct. – paradroid – 2010-10-13T05:29:12.550