I have a ton of Death Note RAWs, and almost all of them are 119 FPS, or somewhere in that range.
Now, i've been using After Effects/Premiere for years now so i'm no noob to either program;
however, this problem has been plaguing me with the Death Note episodes heavily.
Essentially, since the files are 119 FPS, when I drop them in Virtual Dub to rip out small clips for use in my AMV, I have essentially two options;
-Convert at 119 FPS (original FPS of video file)
-Convert at 23.976 FPS (original FPS of what the video file SHOULD be and is theoretically playing at when you watch it)
Problem with both of these is;
Convert at 119 FPS - After Effects will only export out up to 100FPS, meaning that no matter what you do, these clips are getting slowed down. Added into that, the actual visuals of the clip are 23FPS, so there is really no reason to convolute things by editing at 119FPS, and it sucks up memory, bad.
Convert to 23 FPS - This slows down the clip by an insanely high amount of time, obviously, even though it's what you're visually seeing when you watch it on a movie player.
So my question essentially is this;
-Is there a way to convert these 119+ FPS clips down into their TRUE visual FPS, aka 23.976 FPS, for use in Adobe After Effects 7.0 Professional?
And by that I mean, keep it visually as smooth as it was and playing at the same rate, but encoded at 23.976 FPS so that AE doesn't explode trying to scrub through it and because obviously it really is only 23.976 FPS.
If it matters, i'm using VirtualDub 1.6.17, and i've tried exporting it with HuffyUV 1.3, uncompressed, divx, everything in the book.
