I got a little shake in the svcd-film every second. I´m converting a divx 3 low-motion with ac3 audio to an svcd-film. Otherwise is the film god. I´ve tried to convert the divx3 to divx 4.12 first but it doesn´t help. Whath can be the problem?
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The source is 23,976 fps and you are converting to ntsc film 23,976 fps(with pulldown if svcd) right? So you are not doing any framerate conversion.
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As Baldrick said you need to do above.. Some programs default to 29.97 fps which will cause stutter
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Yeah, the film is 23,976 fps and I try to convert it into a svcd PAL 25 fps. Is it possible to convert to a higher fps? With what program do I do that?
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Originally Posted by Rock´n Rolf
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A movie I encoded also jumped when played on my DVD player. I'll follow this advice for next time!
One question: was the jumping kinda with the frame like going back a forth a bit while the audio was fine?Bravoxena -
The jumping was like a little shake after every 1 second and the audio was ok. God Luck!
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