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  1. 13th Feb 2008 07:09 #1
    Ivor Bigone
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    Having downloaded a few .avi video files, after encoding is complete on viewing I find that they all suffer from a slight fault in the graphics motion. Every second or so there is a slight jump or hiccup, not major but still discernible. Can I improve this or is it more to do with the original bitrate or compression preferences that the author has placed on it.
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    1/ Converting your AVI files to what format?
    2/ What is the original and target framerate?
    3/ What conversion tool(s) did you use?
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  3. 13th Feb 2008 08:47 #3
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    Sounds like you converted 23.976 fps NTSC film to 25 FSP PAL by duplicating one frame out of every 24. A better approach (used by commercial DVD) is to speed up the frame rate. Of course, the audio has to be sped up too.
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