Handling ProjectX output files

> There's a really good program called ProjectX it's a java app with fixes
> most errors in av sync'ing .It hasn't failed to work on eveything I have
> thrown at it .once I get the output from Project X I use Avidemux2 to edit
> and re-encode to what ever format needed.

Another poster:

> I use ProjectX to tidy up and edit (out the commercials) these problem
> recordings.
>
> http://sourceforge.net/projects/project-x
>
> Then I use ffmpeg at the command line to transcode.

And:

avidemux2 --load yourfile.nuv --video-codec DVD --video-conf cq=10 --video-process --save foo_dvd.m2v --quit

And:

With ProjectX, from an input .mpg file, I generated an output .m2v and .mp2 files. I used these two ProjectX files as an input to Avidemux. I was then able to edit/remux the audio & video files with avidemux, and this time retain audio/video synchronisation. My edit/cut was successfully made in between two keyframes (where as before, using only avidemux on the original .mpg file gave me an audio/video desync problem). Impressive!