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| picaso |
 Posted: Jan 18 2009, 11:49 PM |
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I know its not easy for programs to work out what the frame rate is for a rm video ,but
is it possible there is a software out there that can find this out ?
and what software is it called ? once we know this we can then set virtualdub to this frame rate and encode knowing its not using the default 30frames/second.
Some are 25f/s. |
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| Placio74 |
| Posted: Jan 19 2009, 12:11 AM |
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Use MediaInfo to check FPS in RealMedia file.
Install Avisynth (if not installed), and write a simple script (example in Notepad).
| CODE | | DirectShowSource("C:\path\name_file_rm", FPS=30.000, ConvertFPS=True) |
Of course, type FPS detected by MediaInfo in script - because RealMedia Splitter filter always 'gives' 25 FPS.
ConvertFPS is important, because RealMedia video files usually have variable FPS.
If You use Notepad to write script, be sure to save file with .avs extension instead .txt (change filte type to All files and set extension manually).
Open script in VirtualDub, edit if need and re-encode audio/video.
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