SRestore + Audio restoration

[maudit]

Hi, I'm trying to mux a BD with a DVD.
The problem is the DVD has a kind of NTSC 3:2 pulldown or something,
and I'm not sure if I'm using the correct commands.

script

LoadPlugin("C:\MeGUI-2913-64\tools\lsmash\LSMASHSource.dll")
LWLibavVideoSource("C:\makemkv\B1_t00_track1_[eng].mkv")

Loop(0,0,54) # -2294

QTGMC().SRestore(frate=23.976)

the sync seems almost correct but sometimes a frame is missing here and there,
I mean many scene changes are in sync till the end, but some are not.
I think maybe I'm not using the correct command. help please.

dvd sample
https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/793e48zokho1tb12tri8y/h?rlkey=go8czfpw79j507sq3fjjxci4h&dl=0

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about the audio restoration:
if is possible and simple, I'd like to know how to restore the audio a bit,
as it is so bad, it's like "muffled" / "cottoned" and also has a lot of background rustle/noise.
can I with some avisynth plugin?
or maybe with audacity or others?

audio samples, one is from the DVD, the other, much better, from a 25p WEB-DL,
but I can't use it cause is missing thousands frames.
https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/vx24sof4reqfujovufbbe/h?rlkey=4antjnt9hd6nifnr2dgndjui4&dl=0

[davexnet]

Regarding the video, instead of SRestore, try
tfm().tdecimate()

[maudit]

Regarding the video, instead of SRestore, try
tfm().tdecimate()

thanks davexnet, I completely forgot about tfm().tdecimate().
it produces the same result as QTGMC().SRestore(frate=23.976) but is much more faster,
so I could more easily find a doubled frame on the BD, after having removed it, is now all in sync from start to the end.

all is ok, apart the audio that is a pain to listen.