Kawatta-kun wrote:First of all, does VirtualDub, when compressing, maintain the original FPS of the video?
yes vdub should keep the input fps. However, depending on your method of removing interlacing, you may end up with a different final fps.
ex) [29.97].tfm().tdecimate() = [23.976]
I can't explain it in english dude, kay?
English sucks. I leik piktuors
viewtopic.php?f=11&t=101821 (look to the part on the right side.)
How can I change it?
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changfps()
assumefps()
convertfps()
tdecimate()
mvtools
... etc...
There are a number of commands for changing the framerate with avisynth, and if you want to know the differences, you'll have to read their respective documentation floating around on the internet. As a word of caution, assumefps() literally speeds up/down your footage to get the desired framerate. You may or may not want this in an AMV.
Maybe for a fast action video, but usually not.
If possible it's generally best to use the original fps
of the animation, which is sometimes different than what's on the DVD. Most animation is 23.976fps.
does masking works on 23,976fps (cause or is it 25 or 30, no ',000' there)? Cause that is mostly why I change it. And cause I like to maintain my vids PAL (25fps).
?...regardless: in terms of masking,
any framerate should work as long as the following framerates match:
- source fps
- timeline fps
- export fps
This has always been the key to frame-accurate editing, which is extremely important for masking.
Lastly, (and maybe this relates to your question), I know some people that use 23.98fps instead of 23.976 because some programs don't support the last digit.
hope this helps
