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Vapoursynth and Avisynth. I have noticed that the output files are not constant 23.976.  I have tried TIVTC in mode "0" and "1". Any suggestions?

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Try whether it helps to enable 'Config->Internals->Handling->Ignore all input timecodes' before loading your source.
If that doesn't help provide a debug output so I can see what is happening.

Cu Selur

catch https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Ejg7t7a...sp=sharing

let me know when you download

then I will delete the file and the comment

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(20.12.2022, 19:08)Selur Wrote: [ -> ]Try whether it helps to enable 'Config->Internals->Handling->Ignore all input timecodes' before loading your source.
If that doesn't help provide a debug output so I can see what is happening.

Cu Selur

I always change the codec - the first step - to the one that is needed



then do any operations

Got the file. (which is not a debug output)
It got tons of duplicates.
No clue what you did to create it.
(wild guess: simply deinterlaced)

(22.12.2022, 16:38)Selur Wrote: [ -> ](wild guess: simply deinterlaced)

without --- NONE --- de-interlaced

Okay. Still the duplicates are not ideal.
Since the source is 'telecine (soft)' which Hybrid doesn't support that well (working on that), I would probably stick with normal TIVTC.

Cu Selur

(23.12.2022, 05:02)Selur Wrote: [ -> ]Okay. Still the duplicates are not ideal.
Since the source is 'telecine (soft)' which Hybrid doesn't support that well (working on that), I would probably stick with normal TIVTC.

Cu Selur

liar https://drive.google.com/file/d/1TZoNEaj...share_link

Not at a private PC for the next few days so I can not check that link, but the file from Miranda appears to be soft telecined to me.

(23.12.2022, 08:50)Selur Wrote: [ -> ]Not at a private PC for the next few days so I can not check that link, but the file from Miranda appears to be soft telecined to me.

I already wrote that you are lazy

and a liar too

According to your screenshot you disabled 'Synth' support, but used Yadif (through ffmpeg) for deinterlacing.