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  1. 11th Aug 2005 06:13 #1
    Dead Reckoning
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    What the hell! I have an .avi with a FPS of 15.000 according to GSpot.

    According to AVIcodev, the FPS is 14.999.

    What the hell do I do now?

    I want to encode this puppy to .mpeg for a dvd, but I am unsure how. I just used the film machine with CCE SP, and it fails with an error

    "Frame Rate 10000000/666667 is not supported"

    So, what do I do? Do I changed the .avis framerate, and if so, how?
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    What's the source of the AVI? Sounds like a bad rip, with the settings wrong.
    You are in breach of the forum rules and are being banned. Do not post false information.
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  3. 11th Aug 2005 06:27 #3
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    It's a television rip.
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    Right now, I am changeing the FPS with Virtual Dub, then hoping to sync the audio with the picture.........Something, I dunno, but I need to do something.
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    avisynth using the convertfps command.
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    Originally Posted by Dead Reckoning
    It's a television rip.
    No such thing.
    It's either a DVD ripped source. Or a tv capture.
    There is no "tv rip" of any kind.
    Want my help? Ask here! (not via PM!)
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  7. 12th Aug 2005 07:51 #7
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    Well, then TV capture.
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