rmvb to SVCD help

[moneylee]

When I burn my SVCD the sound, picture, and subs are all messed up.
Here's the info on my rmvb, plz what frame rate should I use to convert it to SVCD.

General file properties :
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Maximum bitrate : 900000 bits/s
Average bitrate : 416190 bits/s
Maximum packet size : 1342 bytes
Average packet size : 713 bytes
Duration : 4379506 ms ( 01:12:59.506 )
Prebuffering : 24000 ms ( 00:00:24.000 )
Index section offset : 0xDE5AF0Fh
Data section offset : 0x3F4h
Number of streams : 3

Flags properties :
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Flags : 9
Download allowed : yes
Record allowed: yes
Perfect play : no

Stream specific information :
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Stream number : 0
Maximum bitrate : 64082 bits/s
Average bitrate : 64082 bits/s
Maximum packet size : 930 bytes
Average packet size : 930 bytes
Time offset : 0 ms ( 00:00:00.0 )
Prebuffering : 1857 ms ( 00:00:01.857 )
Duration : 4380212 ms ( 01:13:00.212 )
Stream name : Audio Stream
MIME type : audio/x-pn-realaudio
Codec name : COOK - 24
Channels : 2
Frequency : 44100 Hz

Stream number : 1
Maximum bitrate : 835918 bits/s
Average bitrate : 352108 bits/s
Maximum packet size : 1342 bytes
Average packet size : 684 bytes
Time offset : 0 ms ( 00:00:00.0 )
Prebuffering : 24000 ms ( 00:00:24.000 )
Duration : 4379506 ms ( 01:12:59.506 )
Stream name : Video Stream
MIME type : video/x-pn-realvideo
Video resolution : 592x336
Frame rate : 24 fps

Stream number : 2
Maximum bitrate : 0 bits/s
Average bitrate : 0 bits/s
Maximum packet size : 0 bytes
Average packet size : 0 bytes
Time offset : 0 ms ( 00:00:00.0 )
Prebuffering : 0 ms ( 00:00:00.0 )
Duration : 0 ms ( 00:00:00.0 )
Stream name :
MIME type : logical-fileinfo
ASMRuleBook : #($Bandwidth >= 0),Stream0Bandwidth = 64082, Stream1Bandwidth = 355918;
Audiences : Easy RealMedia Tool's Audience;
audioMode : music
Description : This File is Created by Easy RealMedia Tools@!
Generated By : Easy RealMedia Tools V1.8x
videoMode : normal

[Hyper Shinchan]

1. Where do you live? You should use the frame rate used in your country (but I always use NTSC if the source is NTSC 'cause I have multi-standard TV and player).
Maybe you have used a format that it's not supported (NTSC 480x480@29,97fps, PAL 480x576@25fps). I really don't know about NTSC film (23,97, that it's the frame rate of your source file) 'cause it doesn't exist in the MPEG specs.

[junkmalle]

rmvb can have a variable frame rate. The only program I know that handles this correctly is EO Video. Unfortunately It's dog slow and it messes up the black level.