clips are speeding up...

[Vivaldi]

Okay, here's my problem. I've riped my series and have already done prefiltering and deinterlacing in avisynth. However, when I convert scenes in VDM, the result is sped up about 1.50. Nothing I've tried out has fixed it yet, here's the specs of everything.

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MPEG2source("C:\Documents and Settings\Vivaldi\My Documents\My clips\Noein VOBs\DGIndex\VTS_02_1.d2v", cpu=4)
deint = TDeint(mode=2, mtnmode=3, blim=100)
TFM(cthresh=4, slow=2, clip2=deint)
TDecimate(mode=1) 
Deen("w3d",3,4,5)
Undot()
vmToon(sharpen=false) 

The source is R1 Noein DVDs That are hybrids with mostly FILM. (I haven't checked in detail yet, but I believe offhand that the scenes where it's most obvious are the ones that are 95% or higher FILM. I'm using Lagirith.

Any ideas?

[milkmandan]

You have a lot of code in there O_O

It is possible you didn't specify what your FPS is?
You are taking ripped dvd footage, de-interlacing it, and then re-exporting it and not telling it what the new FPS should be.

I don't know if that is the problem, but just a thought. I could be completely wrong, but when i usually de-interlace my footage, i always use AssumeFPS() so the exported video file has correct playback speed.

Though the playback speed doesn't matter, if your editing program project settings is matching your exported de-interlaced video.

i could be completely wrong, but yeah...
so don't put me on a stake if i am light years off from what the problem is.

[Phantasmagoriat]

TDecimate() is a function that removes frames. If done right, it removes only the duplicate frames to result in smoother animation... which is a good thing... however, if you think something is speeding up your clips, try seeing what happens when you take it out. The documentation in your avisynth plugin folder might give more info.