they're just flat out off (Except for the first one). And I Dont mean a little off, I mean like 4 - 20+ seconds earlier than where the readme says the lines should be in google (it became so unreliable I quit looking). I dont understand how this is even possible. You hear the line, click back 6 seconds, then watch the time and record it. I watched the movie itself predownloaded.
Sorry that you had a problem. We tested our RiffTrax using this version of NOTLD:
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=8162994492026870322 (http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=8162994492026870322)
That's the version we linked to in the readme, and I just re-confirmed that the synch line times are correct. It's possible that you were using one of the other versions on Google video that we didn't test. We only confirmed the one listed in the readme, so I'd stick with that one for the best performance.
wierd I was using the same one. Not sure what to tell you, I restarted the movie like 5 times and what I got was pretty consistant for myself. Perhaps using the google player vs on the web page matters?
checked- one example, "Can I have some candy" is 28:24 in the readme, but was 28:09 for me.
I got the timings from playing the video in firefox.
I found that the only version that worked for me was the "Mellenium Edition". It was bang, spot on!
The other versions I tried were edited just slightly here and there...enough to make the DA sync lines WAY off.
But the Mellenium version was perfect.
I tried downloading it from archive.org, but the synch is way off. Anyone else able to synch it up with the version from archive.org?
After extensive work on the Mike Nelson solo riff MP3, these are the final sync lines one can use with the Legend release of NOTLD. I didn't keep track of where I inserted silence and where I chopped sections of time out fo the file, sorry. If someone needs this info I'd be happy to help out and post the results here. I basically used Goldwave for the mixing, only instead of the usual methods provided by Gammer and others I had to manually sync this up, line by line. It was time consuming, but I love a challenge. :)
-= DISEMBAUDIO SYNCH LINES =-
RiffTrax | Line DVD
04:02 Well, it's 8 o'clock and it's still light.
2:20
15:25 Don't worry about him, I can handle them.
13:55
22:32 Why don't you see if you can find some wood, some boards
21:02
29:53 Can I have some candy?
28:23
39:14 I found a gun and some bullets out there.
37:43
48:09 We got to fix these boards.
46:37
55:51 Give me one of those.
54:19
1:03:23 Baby...it's mommy.
1:01:50
1:12:20 This key won't work.
1:10:40
1:20:04 In Butler County, Pennsylvania.
1:18:23
1:32:09 We wanna go check it out.
1:30:27
For DVD reauthorers (I know, not an English word), your start time is exactly 1:42.
Quote from: CHF01 on February 13, 2009, 07:12:40 AM
After extensive work on the Mike Nelson solo riff MP3, these are the final sync lines one can use with the Legend release of NOTLD. I didn't keep track of where I inserted silence and where I chopped sections of time out fo the file, sorry. If someone needs this info I'd be happy to help out and post the results here. I basically used Goldwave for the mixing, only instead of the usual methods provided by Gammer and others I had to manually sync this up, line by line. It was time consuming, but I love a challenge. :)
Call me confused. What exactly are these sync lines for?
Quote from: MrTorso on March 01, 2009, 05:47:38 PM
Quote from: CHF01 on February 13, 2009, 07:12:40 AM
After extensive work on the Mike Nelson solo riff MP3, these are the final sync lines one can use with the Legend release of NOTLD. I didn't keep track of where I inserted silence and where I chopped sections of time out fo the file, sorry. If someone needs this info I'd be happy to help out and post the results here. I basically used Goldwave for the mixing, only instead of the usual methods provided by Gammer and others I had to manually sync this up, line by line. It was time consuming, but I love a challenge. :)
Call me confused. What exactly are these sync lines for?
Synching Mike's solo RT with Legend's release of NOTLD. I should have started my own thread instead of adding to this one. The readme file containing the sync lines that ships with the NOTLD Mike solo track is way off with the Legend colorized release. In order to make the RT fit correctly, I did have to chop of blank sections out of the source audio file in order to make this work.
Ah..ok.
Why would you need to synch the solo RIfftrax to a DVD that comes with the same commentary?
Quote from: Conor on March 02, 2009, 04:05:41 PM
Why would you need to synch the solo RIfftrax to a DVD that comes with the same commentary?
Maybe he didn't like the Legend mix??
Quote from: Conor on March 02, 2009, 04:05:41 PM
Why would you need to synch the solo RIfftrax to a DVD that comes with the same commentary?
I don't have the DVD. I used the NOTLD source audio and video files, the latest NOTLD VOD w/three riffers and Mike's NOTLD solo MP3. I separated the video and audio tracks, then used the source audio to voice over Mike's solo riff.
Mike's solo riff and your latest VOD's sync times are way off. So I made ti work.
Quote from: MrTorso on March 02, 2009, 04:10:55 PM
Quote from: Conor on March 02, 2009, 04:05:41 PM
Why would you need to synch the solo RIfftrax to a DVD that comes with the same commentary?
Maybe he didn't like the Legend mix??
Don't own the DVD, only the latest NOTLD VOD. For those who want to sync in Mike's solo track with it, use the above DVD syncing info. Those times will sync you with Dis, but not the movie, you will need to do some creative editing and chop some spots out. Fortunately the spots are minimal timewise, and none of Mike's commentary gets deleted.
I guess that makes sense. I wonder why the VOD would be timed differently than the solo MP3...
Quote from: Conor on March 03, 2009, 09:24:44 AM
I guess that makes sense. I wonder why the VOD would be timed differently than the solo MP3...
The mp3 that we provide is the same as the regular RiffTrax version - complete with intro. This is provided as a courtesy to people who want to make their own versions of the VOD.
Quote from: torgosPizza on March 03, 2009, 09:27:56 AM
Quote from: Conor on March 03, 2009, 09:24:44 AM
I guess that makes sense. I wonder why the VOD would be timed differently than the solo MP3...
The mp3 that we provide is the same as the regular RiffTrax version - complete with intro. This is provided as a courtesy to people who want to make their own versions of the VOD.
Both of them.
I believe he was saying that he bought the solo version of mike's commentary that is on the site as a RiffTrax and tried to synch it up with the Three man VOD version, in order to make a VOD version that had both commentary tracks available, but the MP3 did not synch with the VOD.
Not really a problem, since most people will not be doing this, I was just curious how that might happen.
Ahhh.. gotya. That is somewhat interesting.
I thought guys used something else other than the Legend DVD for the RiffTrax Classic release of NOTLD? Why release the solo track if it can only be used for the Legend DVD which already has the track. The name of this thread is about google timings. I think you guys made sure the track worked with a Google video of NOTLD.
Quote from: Conor on March 03, 2009, 09:41:28 AM
Quote from: torgosPizza on March 03, 2009, 09:27:56 AM
Quote from: Conor on March 03, 2009, 09:24:44 AM
I guess that makes sense. I wonder why the VOD would be timed differently than the solo MP3...
The mp3 that we provide is the same as the regular RiffTrax version - complete with intro. This is provided as a courtesy to people who want to make their own versions of the VOD.
Both of them.
I believe he was saying that he bought the solo version of mike's commentary that is on the site as a RiffTrax and tried to synch it up with the Three man VOD version, in order to make a VOD version that had both commentary tracks available, but the MP3 did not synch with the VOD.
Not really a problem, since most people will not be doing this, I was just curious how that might happen.
Correct. Sorry for the long winded explanation...again I should have opened up a new thread to discuss this topic.