I hope to use it (morphing version) for conversion from a full HD NTSC file .mts (recorded at 60i with a Canon Vixia) to a PAL file, then editing it with Nero; in this case I need to change some parameter? Thanks again!
@titolala You need to add 2 more commands for interlaced video (60i). Right after 'DirectShowSource' you add 'SeparateFields()'. This turns the video from interlaced into progressive. Then after 'MFlowFPS' you add 'Weave()'. That should give you a good starting point, but since I don't know your video you may have to do further adjustments. Best thing is to open the help file for AviSynth and look under 'Core Filters' and sub-menu 'Interlace filters' for field-order settings (TFF vs BFF) etc.
@titolala and then use 50fps instead of 25 in the MFlowFPS num= setting since interlaced is 50 fields (the weave command makes it 25). Make some tests before trying to convert the whole video. Take a clip and experiment on until you find the settings that produce the picture you want. It can be a bit tricky to get correct. Good luck :)
I have a dvd that has pictures on it and it worked when i tried it when i was on holiday, but after i brought it home the pictures said that they are 0 kb, i tried it in my dvd player and it also doesnt work. but space has been taken up on the dvd. Can anyone help. thanks
@dontnou3 Going from 25 to 30 fps will change quality. Run a few tests on your own video to see how it ends up looking. Whether you find it better or worse than no fps-conversion is a matter of personal taste. The same rules apply though; pulldown and blending will result in a more jerky video, while interpolation will produce more image-artifacts. I don't use Vegas myself but I believe that it can load the .avs script you create just as good as virtual-dub can. Hope that helps you onwards :)
@dontnou3 Re-use this tutorial but use the value 29.97 instead of 25 (in the 3 scripts; where it says 25 in this tutorial you replace it with 29.97). That's the only difference when going the other way :)
Thank you for tutorial, very well made and clear.
I hope to use it (morphing version) for conversion from a full HD NTSC file .mts (recorded at 60i with a Canon Vixia) to a PAL file, then editing it with Nero; in this case I need to change some parameter? Thanks again!
titolala 6 months ago
@titolala You need to add 2 more commands for interlaced video (60i). Right after 'DirectShowSource' you add 'SeparateFields()'. This turns the video from interlaced into progressive. Then after 'MFlowFPS' you add 'Weave()'. That should give you a good starting point, but since I don't know your video you may have to do further adjustments. Best thing is to open the help file for AviSynth and look under 'Core Filters' and sub-menu 'Interlace filters' for field-order settings (TFF vs BFF) etc.
JELmusic 6 months ago
@titolala and then use 50fps instead of 25 in the MFlowFPS num= setting since interlaced is 50 fields (the weave command makes it 25). Make some tests before trying to convert the whole video. Take a clip and experiment on until you find the settings that produce the picture you want. It can be a bit tricky to get correct. Good luck :)
JELmusic 6 months ago
I have a dvd that has pictures on it and it worked when i tried it when i was on holiday, but after i brought it home the pictures said that they are 0 kb, i tried it in my dvd player and it also doesnt work. but space has been taken up on the dvd. Can anyone help. thanks
ab94a 7 months ago
It seems to me that the frame drop and blend .avs scripts are identical. If this is correct, how do I select between these two methods?
blahdelablah 8 months ago
@blahdelablah They're not identical. ChangeFPS is used for pulldown, while ConvertFPS is used for blend :)
JELmusic 8 months ago
is it possible to do the oposite?
dontnou3 1 year ago
@dontnou3 Yes :)
JELmusic 1 year ago
@JELmusic ok,and umm will it reduce its quality?how can i use it with sony vegas?
dontnou3 1 year ago
@dontnou3 Going from 25 to 30 fps will change quality. Run a few tests on your own video to see how it ends up looking. Whether you find it better or worse than no fps-conversion is a matter of personal taste. The same rules apply though; pulldown and blending will result in a more jerky video, while interpolation will produce more image-artifacts. I don't use Vegas myself but I believe that it can load the .avs script you create just as good as virtual-dub can. Hope that helps you onwards :)
JELmusic 1 year ago
@JELmusic ok i know this may be asking too much, but could you make a tutorial video explaining step by step on how to do it?
I´m sure it would help a lot of people :)
dontnou3 1 year ago
@dontnou3 Re-use this tutorial but use the value 29.97 instead of 25 (in the 3 scripts; where it says 25 in this tutorial you replace it with 29.97). That's the only difference when going the other way :)
JELmusic 1 year ago
why do you convert to yuy?
emtiwie 1 year ago
@emtiwie It's an mvtools requirement. Check this link: avisynth.org.ru/mvtools/mvtools2.html
JELmusic 1 year ago
first one to comment yeah woo
5coldplay 1 year ago
@5coldplay And I'm the first one to reply to your comment :D Thanks for commenting :)
JELmusic 1 year ago