I captured an old VHS movie (Pink Floyd at Pompeji) and I_m trying to convert t´his to mpeg.Problem is, the frames are jumping visibly up and down (is this BOB?).
Is there any filter (Avisynth preferred, but I know how to work with VDib filters) or any way using avisynth to get rid of this problem?
Will deinterlace and reweave pr similar means work?
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Your problem is the frame rate that is set for the codec in premier.
Goto export time line, Movie, it will open a window, click in Setting, now click next at the botton, look for the frame rate can be 29.97, 23.xx etc, depending what you want.
if the frame rate is 1 and you can't change it, this is a problem cause normale by avisynth. You have to edit plug-in to corect that, is a bug.
but you can use the following guide and it work fine.
http://dvd-hq.info/Frameserver.html
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Maybe I have to correct my wording:with jumpy I don't mean jerky playback, but the picture jumps up and down during playback.I.e. frame 1/2 start at line 1 frame 3/4 start at line 5 (or so) and 5/6 start at 1 again.The frame is going up and down and I think, this will generate problems for the encoder (because there is so much pseudo movement).
What I thought of imeanwhile is:deinterlace the video, make all frame halfsize and weave again.But I want to know if there is a better way do this.
The framerate is constant 25fps (PAL). -
If you are thinking in play with Interlace, I will recomend you to read this:
http://www.100fps.com/Some Day I will…..
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