Premise:
I recently downloaded a MPEG-2 TS capture of Doraemon (1979) that had been telecined (from 24fps), and in 1080i. I want to IVTC to stop the jitter frames.
However, the script asks me: 'What is your input clip?? It's not 30fps NTSC nor 25fps PAL", despite it being 29.97 FPS.
Removing the code responsible for raising an exception then claims an 'access violation'.
I have attached a sample of the video here.
Please help resolve this or advise of any alternatives.
Thanks
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my 2 cents after a quick glance:
Isn't this soft telecine and should be DGSource&fieldop=1 or MPEG2Source&fieldop=1 ? (I wouldn't use AnimeIVTC on this)
For the small scratches/dirt DeSpot/KillerSpot/SpotLess/RemoveDirt/... seem to work fine.
For general statilization I would try StablizeIT or similar.users currently on my ignore list: deadrats, Stears555 -
What source filter are you using? LSMASH's LWlibavVIdeoSource() has no problem opening it and gets 30000/1001 as the frame rate.
I think your problem comes about because the video is variable frame rate. It alternates between 33.33 ms and 50.00 ms per frame. Resulting in an average of 24 fps, 3:2 pulldown.Last edited by jagabo; 7th May 2024 at 23:20.
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