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I know I'm beeing a stubborn son of a b****! But please!!!
Has ANYONE got a suggestion how to solve the 'jerking video syndrome' when converting from 29.97fps NTSC to 25fps PAL???
The pro's (TV/MOVIE) can do it, so it is possible, but how can I do it?
HELP!
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Here's an idea... take your 29.97 VCD and play it in a DVD player and hook that up to the back of your capture card on your computer and capture the video. Forget about converting, just recapture. I can't imagine the quality loss would be that bad.
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On 2001-11-16 12:05:22, mikewg wrote:
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Thanks,
but my problem is that I can't play a NTSC VCD in my DVD. That's why I insist on converting NTSC to PAL. But anyway, a really good tip, that I would try if I could, but if I could, I wouldnt have to convert... Catch 22
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More suggestions? There MUST be more people out there with the same problem! PLZ!
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Go to videotools.net and look at the latest help document for avisynth, there's a script there for NTSC to PAL conversion using avisynth.
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paramute,
Well, since you didn't say how go arrived at your source (avi or dvd2avi, etc. ) I have to assume I have no idea, else. . . . . . .
I know your NOT gonna like this, but heck, ...why don't you just go out and get another (CHEAP) dvd player? $89 might do it.
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On 2001-11-16 18:27:07, vhelp wrote:
paramute,
Well, since you didn't say how go arrived at your source (avi or dvd2avi, etc. ) I have to assume I have no idea, else. . . . . . .
I know your NOT gonna like this, but heck, ...why don't you just go out and get another (CHEAP) dvd player? $89 might do it.
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If it wasn't thata I just bought a DVD/VCD player 2 weeks ago, I'd consider your advice. But then, there must be several people here in the same situation as me.
The AviSynth suggestion is one that I haven't explored yet, but how can I get it to work with 1) TMPGENC 2) VirtualDUB 3)Flask? (In listed order)
My sources are mainly MPEG1 NTSC or AVI/DIVX NTSC (Yes! I admit, I'm a Trekker!!!)...
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You install it and then open the scripts. Don't think it will work with flask but it works with both TMPGEnc and VDub, the doom9.org forum has a section and guides dedicated to it.
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Thanks! I'll look into it first thing when I get home tonight!On 2001-11-18 21:40:25, Shabubu wrote:
You install it and then open the scripts. Don't think it will work with flask but it works with both TMPGEnc and VDub, the doom9.org forum has a section and guides dedicated to it.
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