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Originally Posted by johnmeyer
There is no stuttering. The visual artifacts of the original movie are simply those which happen with 24 fps progressive material. It has been known for 100+ years -- going back to 12-16 fps hand-cranked movies -- that you get "judder," a visual disturbance that is entirely created within your head because these lower frame rates -- including the universal sound film 24 fps speed -- is lower than the threshold for human persistence of vision.
Thus, the OP's original desire to increase the frame rate in order to eliminate these visual disturbances is quite well founded, but the reality that he won't seem to acknowledge is that the technology does not exist to do this on all scenes. For a month he has posted that he thinks this is possible because he has seen examples where 24 fps has been increased in frame rate without introducing motion estimation artifacts. The problem is, these examples show scenes where ME works just fine, but it will always fail on scenes with attributes that I have described multiple times in previous posts.
Of course if you can come up with a solution for his video that works, my hat is off to you!
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My original post was not clear enough on what I was trying to achieve. I do understand that a script that makes the whole movie look as good as that video does not exist (or at least is very very unlikely to exist), however, that is not currently my aim. What I am currently trying to achieve is to find the script that made that youtube video, regardless of how well that script would work with the rest of the film.