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tool for audio sync

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Hi.

what is an easy to use tool for add a 2nd audio source on a DVD, or replace the original audio ? I want to make a new audio on a video with a damaged original audio and a lot of cuts ?

I know it goes with DVD lab pro, but I have no idea how it works, maybe exist a tutorial for this work in the web.

I use TMPGEnc Authoring Works 4 for authorig, with this tool I can change or add an full audio, but not cut the audio.
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First you must sync new audio track with video, f.ex. in Vegas. Then render that to mp2 or smth and add to the timeline in DVD LAB. In that one, just make buttons in audio menu and link them to each audio tracks. And that's it :)
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as i told you some weeks ago, i would say sony vegas is the best and easiest option, jürgen.
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norbinho wrote: as i told you some weeks ago, i would say sony vegas is the best and easiest option, jürgen.

i belive this, but is there a tutorial or so available, i find nothing on the web :-(
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rusalguhl wrote:
norbinho wrote: as i told you some weeks ago, i would say sony vegas is the best and easiest option, jürgen.

i belive this, but is there a tutorial or so available, i find nothing on the web :-(
It all goes to drag and drop files for sync. This one contains all the tricks I use: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jFMxO3AkTTo
Once your ALL files are in the right places, I mean sync'ed, mute the video track and try with this tutorial: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o_IRX5GRpMs . Once you have the new audio rendered [48kHz ;) ] you can add to the every dvd-authoring software.
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rusalguhl wrote:
norbinho wrote: as i told you some weeks ago, i would say sony vegas is the best and easiest option, jürgen.

i belive this, but is there a tutorial or so available, i find nothing on the web :-(

as chris said, drag & drop and then you can move the audio file and split etc. in vegas...if your audio/video has cuts, most times it's horrible much work to synch it.
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Thanks for the help, I will try Sony Vegas in the next days.