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Originally Posted by lca77";p="
There is a hidden file called Converter.ini in the installationfolder of AVI Converter (mostly installed into c:\programs\aviconverter). Unhide this Converter.ini and edit it with the program Notepad.
Inside of Converter.ini you will find -ofps 20 for example. This is the value of the pregiven framerate: 20fps
A better program to use is viDrop, you will find it under Downloads/Tools.
At least a little note: Not all possible framerates will be accepted by your MP4-Player. I've seen Rockchip-Player with 15,18,20,22 or 24fps untill know.
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Thank you for the help! Actually, I tried viDrop many times, and whatever settings I put, the result is 1 second or more difference between video and audio. Keep in mind that I am audio-video software spe******t and production maker! So, the viDrop is the fault!!!