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  1. Hi,

    I'm trying to decimate this silent film, but the patterns seem very random. Is anyone able to work it out from this sample? https://mega.nz/file/FddFWSIb#fGZ_yA5YK4CgGIUz6zm2hPFyOswFlPGpZt_P30X0rq4
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    Did you try tfm().tdecimate in Avisynth,
    it yields just over 19 fps
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  3. Originally Posted by davexnet View Post
    Did you try tfm().tdecimate in Avisynth,
    it yields just over 19 fps
    It came out to 23.976 when I did that
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  4. Try:

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    Interleave(TFM(field=1), TFM(field=0))
    TDecimate(Cycle=75, CycleR=51)
    That leaves you with 19.181 fps. I didn't notice any duplicates but the underlying video appears to be missing some film frames.
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    Originally Posted by ZacharyGeorgeNN View Post
    Originally Posted by davexnet View Post
    Did you try tfm().tdecimate in Avisynth,
    it yields just over 19 fps
    It came out to 23.976 when I did that

    yes, my mistake, I modeled my script from an earlier one, missed something.
    I effectively had
    tfm().tdecimate().tdecimate()
    which does yield 19.18 fps
    jagabo suggests the usage of Interleave; may be an advantage I was not aware of
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