From FPS? to FPS?

[CSBK]

I deinterlaced my interlaced DV to non-interlace or progressive avi using mvbob and Avisynth.

I think this will help improve some graphics effects in my video editor or maby help to post it to the web.

I am very happy with the results... but the fps were 29.970 fps now I think it is at 59.994. I can simply convert it to back to 29.9 or 25 at export. It there some other preferred way to convert fps to an other fps using what I don't understand: SeparateFields; SelectEvery; Weave?

I may want to export each frame to an image to process. What would each image look like?

This is my code so far

import("C:\Program Files\AviSynth 2.5\plugins\mvbob\mvbob.avs")
AVISource("CAMminiDV_i.avi")
mvbob()

The audio sounds bad. Can I export it separate it, then put it back in the file?

[manono]

Hi,

MVBob, as good as it is, is a bobber (doubles the framerate at the original resolution). If you want 29.97fps, add a SelectEven() after MVBob.

And by renaming your MVBob.avs as MVBob.avsi and placing it in your AviSynth Plugins folder (but without that additional folder you seem to have created), you won't have to use a line in the script to import it. It should load automatically.

[Soopafresh]

Well, you can do one of many things to bring it to 29.97

As simple as

Avisource("your_59_94_fps.AVI")
SelectEven()

But you're gonna lose a lot of the magic that makes bobbed video look so great. Maybe not, it depends on the amount of movement in the scene.

You can try the BlendBob plugin - not bad and pretty fast, but it'll soften the picture a bit. You might want to sharpen after running it.

blendbob.rar
Avisource("your_59_94_fps.AVI")
BlendBob()
sharpen(0.3)

One of the best is MVfps , part of the recent MVtools .dll. That'll give you some natural looking movement, at the price of long render times.

[CSBK]

Thank you for the help.
I tried to use BlendBob. It worked with the code below. I added ConvertToYV12 because of an error. I don't know if this was best or if I should convert it to another format.

AVISource("CAMminiDV_i.avi")
mvbob()
ConvertToYV12()
BlendBob()
sharpen(0.3)

I seem to like just the mvbob and SelectEven better then with the BlendBob. It seems cleaner. BlendBob looks very slightly jumpy. It maybe the playback decoding.

manono said:
...renaming your MVBob.avs as MVBob.avsi and placing it in your AviSynth Plugins folder

I put all the BlendBob dll and all of the mvbob dlls and avs in the same folder, then I need to rename any avs file to avsi. This seemed to work. BlendBob dosent seem to work in AVSEdit preview. Thank you for all your help. Sorry for being green. Good thing I have a day job.

What other ways can I get 25fps or other odd fps? Any rule of thumbs? What is this motion estimation
MVCon?