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| Avisynth IVTC and fps | ||||
| snidwar posted 2008 Sep 27 00:27 | ||||
| Hi there,
I have two TS video ; One is :1920x1080i 29,97, and the other : 1280x720i 59,94. I would llike to convert it in 1080P24 with megui, but I don't know how to make the avs script. Can you help me ? Thank you :) | ||||
| manono posted 2008 Sep 27 02:20 | ||||
| Hi-
You can only convert to progressive 23.976fps if they're both shot on film. Assuming that to be the case, for the interlaced 29.97fps one: TFM().TDecimate() You say the other is interlaced 59.94fps, but I suspect it's really progressive 59.94fps: SelectEven().TDecimate() TFM and TDecimate are both part of the TIVTC.dll. | ||||
| snidwar posted 2008 Sep 27 03:45 | ||||
| Thanks Manono
So my script would be like this : DirectShowSource("E:\x.ts",fps=59.97,convertfps=true,audio=false) SelectEven().Decimate() or TFM().TDecimate() Is that correct ? | ||||
| manono posted 2008 Sep 27 06:16 | ||||
No. Also, I never use DirectShowSource if I can possibly help it. Isn't TS really MPEG video? So, make a D2V using DGIndex and use MPEG2Source together with the DGDecode.dll. It's all explained in the docs included in the DGMPGDec package. | ||||
| jagabo posted 2008 Sep 27 06:36 | ||||
TS may be h.264 too -- in which case, use DgAvcIndex instead of DgIndex.
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| snidwar posted 2008 Sep 27 22:11 | ||||
| Thank you all for your answers. |
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