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  1. 25th Mar 2015 13:49 #1
    OneLifeGuy
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    I have a large 120FPS video that needs to be formatted into 60 FPS, a 60FPS file-video. I've looked around but I'm not finding anything that pops out as a good (or valid) solution. Does anyone here have any suggestions?
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    Unless you want to show the video in slow motion you basically you have to throw away every other frame of your video.
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    In FFmpeg,
    ffmpeg -i <my120fpsfile> -c copy -r 60 <my60fpsfile>
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  4. 25th Mar 2015 18:10 #4
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    Originally Posted by OneLifeGuy View Post
    I have a large 120FPS video that needs to be formatted into 60 FPS, a 60FPS file-video. I've looked around but I'm not finding anything that pops out as a good (or valid) solution. Does anyone here have any suggestions?
    There are a ton of solutions. For any program that uses AviSynth scripts (XviD4PSP, MeGUI, Ripbot and a host of others), a simple 'SelectEven' added to the script will do the job.
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