24.05.2023, 09:27
a. Some older sci-fi dvd like some Star Trek releases (Voyager, DS9,.. all the same trashy authoring) and Babylon 5 are simply a mess.
As far as I know there is no way to handle these properly in an automated way, which is why Hybrid isn't really suited for these. One would have to write one's own scripts to handle these.
b. Hybrid uses MediaInfo to analyze the input, if the input is detected as progressive, means that it is flagged as progressive. So my guess it whatever you do with Handbrake flags the content as progressive.
c. Content on DVDs is always constant frame rate, otherwise those are not standard conform DVDs. The DVD might contain a mix of interlaced, telecined, progressive content, but the frame rate is cfr.
Since you don't want to handle the content properly, you can quick&dirty, deinterlace the content to 29.976 and live with:
a. duplicates for scenes that were telecined or (soft) telecined.
b. duplicates and aliasing for scenes that were progressive 23.976.
c. aliasing for scenes that are progressive 29.976.
Cu Selur
Ps.: Regarding TDecimates modes (https://github.com/pinterf/TIVTC/blob/ma...D%20ME.txt), it is correct that Hybrid does not support the modes which create vfr output.
As far as I know there is no way to handle these properly in an automated way, which is why Hybrid isn't really suited for these. One would have to write one's own scripts to handle these.
b. Hybrid uses MediaInfo to analyze the input, if the input is detected as progressive, means that it is flagged as progressive. So my guess it whatever you do with Handbrake flags the content as progressive.
c. Content on DVDs is always constant frame rate, otherwise those are not standard conform DVDs. The DVD might contain a mix of interlaced, telecined, progressive content, but the frame rate is cfr.
Since you don't want to handle the content properly, you can quick&dirty, deinterlace the content to 29.976 and live with:
a. duplicates for scenes that were telecined or (soft) telecined.
b. duplicates and aliasing for scenes that were progressive 23.976.
c. aliasing for scenes that are progressive 29.976.
Cu Selur
Ps.: Regarding TDecimates modes (https://github.com/pinterf/TIVTC/blob/ma...D%20ME.txt), it is correct that Hybrid does not support the modes which create vfr output.
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Dev versions are in the 'experimental'-folder of my GoogleDrive, which is linked on the download page.
Dev versions are in the 'experimental'-folder of my GoogleDrive, which is linked on the download page.