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hello_hello · 18th December 2020, 08:55

Using Avisynth means the video has to be re-encoded.

It sounds like it was PAL converted to 29.97fps. Someone asked about that issue here. There's a downscaled re-encode of the sample in post #5 without the duplicates.

If you haven't used Avisynth before, try MeGUI (File/Open and follow the prompts). If you get as far as indexing the video and MeGUI opening it's Script Creator, adding the following to the script it creates will get you to 24fps, assuming I've assumed what the problem is accurately. What's the video framerate?

Code:

LoadPlugin("C:\MeGUI\tools\avisynth_plugin\TIVTC.dll")  # change the file path as required
TDecimate(Cycle=6)  # this removes the duplicates for 24.975fps
AssumeFPS(24)  # slow the frame rate to 24fps

You can possibly use BDRebuilder if it uses Avisynth and it'll let you edit the scripts it creates. I don't know anything about it.

The audio time-stretch won't be a standard one, but one thing at a time....

Edit: uploading a small sample and providing a link to it would be helpful.
You can do that here without registering.

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hello_hello Registered User Join Date: Mar 2011 Posts: 4,829	Using Avisynth means the video has to be re-encoded. It sounds like it was PAL converted to 29.97fps. Someone asked about that issue here. There's a downscaled re-encode of the sample in post #5 without the duplicates. If you haven't used Avisynth before, try MeGUI (File/Open and follow the prompts). If you get as far as indexing the video and MeGUI opening it's Script Creator, adding the following to the script it creates will get you to 24fps, assuming I've assumed what the problem is accurately. What's the video framerate? Code: LoadPlugin("C:\MeGUI\tools\avisynth_plugin\TIVTC.dll") # change the file path as required TDecimate(Cycle=6) # this removes the duplicates for 24.975fps AssumeFPS(24) # slow the frame rate to 24fps You can possibly use BDRebuilder if it uses Avisynth and it'll let you edit the scripts it creates. I don't know anything about it. The audio time-stretch won't be a standard one, but one thing at a time.... Edit: uploading a small sample and providing a link to it would be helpful. You can do that here without registering. Last edited by hello_hello; 18th December 2020 at 09:33.