23.976 (NTSC FILM) > DVD-R

[gemmell]

My problem is that 23.976fps films have jerky video. Here is what i do:

1. check for bad frames and remove if necessary (vdub-mp3-freeze)

2. extract audio to wav (convert to 48000 if necessary) (goldwave)

3. use tmpgenc wizard to encode audio and video.

This i think is the problem, i choose NTSC as there i cannot find a 23.976 option. Is this the cause of the jerkiness and if so how can i fix it.
This has only happened on 3 occasions, but i always use the same method.

Thanks

[bugster]

I don't use the wizard in tmpgenc, so can't help with that, but setting things manually here is what you need to set (and in this order too!).

Settings->Video tab
Encode Mode, 3:2 pulldown whne playback
Frame Rate, 23.976fps (internally 29.976fps)

Settings->advanced tab
3:2 pulldown OFF
Do Not Framerate conversion OFF

[Baldrick]

Choose ntsc and change to ntsc film(23,976 with 3:2 pulldown)
step 1,2 and 5 under Settings:

[Baldrick]

I lost

[gemmell]

many thanks. I am trying it now.

Would this be the cause of the jerkiness?

[bugster]

Would this be the cause of the jerkiness?

Probably

[bugster]

I lost

It was all the extra time spent digging out the screenshot from your obviously large archive of such items

[shadomic hedgehog]

i think this might just help me, i never thought much of the whole 23,976 thing, i just rounded.

[StogeZ]

Does this method keep the audio in sync. I had a few clips that were 23.976. i converted them to 29.97 so i could burn as dvd-vcd and the audio remained in sync. but on some the audio was off. i have tried everything but cant get the audio to sync.
so with this method i convert the video to .m2v and use the wav audio i got from the original avi using vdub and then mux them together with tmpg?