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[HELP] Convert 29.97 to 23.976
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  • if your source is NTSC intelaced, going to 23.976 fps is really not recommended since you would throw away motion data and might end up with jerky motions.
  • if your source is NTSC telecine (no matter if it's soft telecine or not, since Hybrid tries to handle them the same way: decode as 29.97 and ivtc), you should use an IVTC filter, yes using QTGMC for deinterlacing as part of IVTC might help to preserve some more quality.
  • if your source is NTSC with a non-standard but constant telecine pattern you can use a IVTC method and adjust the settings to match the pattern.
  • if your source is an NTSC source with a non-standard non-constant telecine pattern, using QTGMC in Bob-mode and using sRestore to get rid of the duplicates is recommended.
  • if your souce is NTSC and hybrid (= wild mix of everything) you could bob the content with QTGMC and use sRestore to remove duplicates and ghosting.
  • if your source is PAL and non-standard interlaced your best chance, aside from doing some serious analysis of the source - and adjust filtering manually, is to QTGMC Bob and using sRestore in case you want/need to remove duplicates. Depending on the content you could also use QTGMC bob deinterle, use sRestore to a frame rate where you get rid of all duplicates and then use an interpolation method (Interframe/SVP, Rife, FrameRateConverter,..) to get to a specific higher frame rate, but depending on the interpolation method you might need another sRestore round after the interpolation.

Quote:Sometime NTSC 29.97 source also recorded as simply interlaced (same as PAL usually),...
'usally' *gig* that totally depends on the content you handle. Personally, I as got as never have to deal with NTSC content that isn't telecined or PAL content that isn't progressive. If I get interlaced PAL content it's usually 10+years old or from a DVD. The real horror starts if you get content that was converted multiple times between NTSC and PAL and may be even consists of a wild mix of interlaced, field shifted, telecined content and some parts that use some really uncommon handling.

-> If your content doesn't fit in the normal categories: learn to properly analyse such content and write Vapoursynth/Avisynth scripts on your own.

Quote:What's the best way of de-interlacing 29.97 video using QTGMC to 23.976 and keeping the same running time?
QTGMC doesn't do 29.97 -> 23.976 pulldown, that is either IVTC oder some other pulldown.

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Convert 29.97 to 23.976 - by Miranda - 19.08.2021, 13:03
RE: Convert 29.97 to 23.976 - by shijan - 19.08.2021, 13:17
RE: Convert 29.97 to 23.976 - by Selur - 19.08.2021, 16:31
RE: Convert 29.97 to 23.976 - by Miranda - 19.08.2021, 16:35
RE: Convert 29.97 to 23.976 - by Selur - 19.08.2021, 16:53
RE: Convert 29.97 to 23.976 - by Miranda - 14.05.2022, 11:41
RE: Convert 29.97 to 23.976 - by Selur - 14.05.2022, 12:01

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