Changing 24 to 29.97 and sync audio..

[mirkosp]

This isn't a war, you know, we're helping each other out.

[kickass331]

This isn't a war, you know, we're helping each other out.

then what's this

of course you know this means war!

Well that pretty much sums it up

Sums what up?

I bet you didn't know I recorded your movie nights together, popcorn popping and all!

[Mister Hatt]

Don't use audio in avisynth. And stop speeding up footage. You'll give yourself HIV that way.

[Hofuzz]

Don't use audio in avisynth. And stop speeding up footage. You'll give yourself HIV that way.

Yeah I know... what do you recommend? All I got is 24fps source but I need to submit in 29.97
convertFPS or changeFPS?

If it werent for the audio I'd just do "interpret footage as 29.97" in Premiere...

[Hofuzz]

if you have to output the video as ntsc, rerip the dvd and this time don't ivtc it. That way you can skip 2 re-encodes.

Umm for this source I got an import which is Region 3 and it's 24fps from the Rip
Or I should say, after i rip the vob, it shows 23.97 in DGIndex

So what I'd do is assumeFPS(29.97) then feed it to premiere , for the most parts which I dont need the original audio...

[Mister Hatt]

The rules say you need 29.970? That is so dumb. I would use AssumeFPS to speed up your footage, there is no good way to dup frames from 24->29.970 at all.

If on the other hand you actually meant 23.976, which is VERY different to 24, then you can do 23.976 -> 29.970 by soft telecining your encode in x264. If you're using zarxguithingymabob, you can add a custom x264 flag to the batch file for it. I'm not too sure if the playback system would support it but it should. Make sure your x264 build is recent enough, and what you want to add is "--pulldown 32" and it should do magical things.

[kickass331]

The rules say you need 29.970? That is so dumb. I would use AssumeFPS to speed up your footage, there is no good way to dup frames from 24->29.970 at all.

If on the other hand you actually meant 23.976, which is VERY different to 24, then you can do 23.976 -> 29.970 by soft telecining your encode in x264. If you're using zarxguithingymabob, you can add a custom x264 flag to the batch file for it. I'm not too sure if the playback system would support it but it should. Make sure your x264 build is recent enough, and what you want to add is "--pulldown 32" and it should do magical things.

ure uh beet...*cchhhh*

[mirkosp]

The rules say you need 29.970? That is so dumb. I would use AssumeFPS to speed up your footage, there is no good way to dup frames from 24->29.970 at all.

Slowdown to 23.976 and telecine then.

[Mister Hatt]

I said that in the next paragraph

[kickass331]

I said that in the next paragraph

i still like you on my salad... ccccchhhh...