I've done many searches on how to convert a 120 FPS video file into some other frame rate. I've seen and read many answers, methods, and ways of doing this. My problem is that I have no idea what any of the answers mean. I've read up on what an AVISynth script IS, but I have no idea what any of the scripts [b]DO/b].
I am trying to create a new video file to edit with that doesn't have jerky video.
I'm running:
Windows XP
Ulead Visual Media Studio 8.0
Virtual Dub 1.5.4.1
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I run the following AVISynth Script:
DirectShowSource("ReligionXVideo.avi").trim(8,0)
ConvertToYUY2()
MultiDecimate(pass=1)
and get an mfile.txt that starts out:
0 0.000000
1 0.036328
2 0.061358
3 0.048263
4 0.056162
5 0.060303
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I've also tried running:
DirectShowSource("ReligionXVideo.avi")
Decimate(cycle=2)
Decimate(cycle=2)
Decimate(cycle=5,mode=3,threshold=1)
to no avail. It seems to go even faster than the other script, it looks like I am missing more frames, and it renders in VirtualDub the same way.
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I don't actually know if it IS working how it should, or if there's something that I am not doing. I go to save it as an uncompressed file using VirtualDub, and it hangs in limbo after the "fast forwarded" video is completed, and infinitely increases it's estimated completion time.




