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  1. 3rd Jul 2005 13:45 #1
    Fukushuu
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    Ok, I have this video, it's 119.875 FPS.

    Is there a nice way to change the frame rate to something like 23.976, etc?

    I know it can be done, I just can't figure it out by myself so I thought I would satisfy my curiosity and ask.

    Hopefully someone can help me ^^.

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  2. 3rd Jul 2005 13:57 #2
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    Originally Posted by Fukushuu
    Ok, I have this video, it's 119.875 FPS.
    Any specifics about the type of file? mpeg, divx etc?
    Check it with Gspot.
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  3. 3rd Jul 2005 14:15 #3
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    Sure.

    Codec: DivX (5.0)
    File Type: AVI
    Size: 245MB
    Runtime: 23:10
    Bitrate: 1282 kb/s
    Resolution: 640x480

    You probably don't need all these but I thought it would save time.
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    Try this thread: https://www.videohelp.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=268779&start=0&postdays=0&postorder=asc...e%20conversion
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  5. 3rd Jul 2005 21:05 #5
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    Tried it. It still makes the same file all my other tries made. The video is completely choppy and moving sooooo slow.

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