[24fps conversion (inverse telecine)]

This filter can manipulate the settings for each frame, as in frame reduction..

This filter can convert a 30fps (60 field) movie into a 24fps movie. Frame flicker may occur on films captured from the television at 30fps because the television output is 24fps.

The default setting is "24fps (flicker prioritized)".

Frame Display

The upper area of the window contains the frame display area. Two frames are displayed, "a" and "b". The "a" frame is the frame as it was taken from the file. The "b" frame is current frame field combined with the next frame field. The field combination is dependent on the field order.

One will be able to see the scan lines on the "a" frame, and the clean "b" frame.

Click on a frame to select it. Selected frames are displayed with a red border. Right-click to bring up the options submenu.

"OK" Button

Close the window and save the new settings.

"Cancel" Button

Close the window and discard any changes.

"Auto-settings" Button

Automatically setup the 24fps conversion. Click to display the [Auto-settings] window.



-[Auto-settings] window

"Clear" Button

Clear all selected frames.

"Check" Button

Click the "Check" button to automatically check for any audio synchronization slippage.

Frame rate selection

Select the desired frame rate from the pull-down menu. The available frame rates differ between source movies.

If one changes the frame rate, the frame rate will also be changed in the [Video] tab automatically.

Right-click menu

Right-click to display the options sub-menu. Depending on if the preview or the frame window is clicked upon, the sub-menu will affect that area.



The sub-menu contains the following options.

Menu	Function
Enable automatic setting after this frame	Use the current frame setting on all proceeding frames.
Apply pattern to proceeding frames	Specify a deinterlace sequence for a series of frames. A "0" to not output the frame, a "1" to output the frame, and a "2" to copy the frame to the current output. In the case of "1e01af00", the current frame would be output, the next would be the even field, the next not output, et cetera. Symbol Deinterlace n Do not deinterlace e Even field (adaptation) o Odd field (adaptation) d Double f Even-Odd field (field, adaptation) me Even field (animation adaptation) mo Odd field (animation adaptation) md Double (adaptation) mf Even-Odd field (field, animation adaptation) ae Even field (animation adaptation 2) ao Odd field (animation adaptation 2) ad Double (adaptation) af Even-Odd field (animation adaptation 2)
Clear after this frame	Do not apply any settings to proceeding frames.
Deinterlace since this frame is specified	Deinterlace all proceeding frames in the manner selected from the side-menu. This is the same as using the [Deinterlace] preprocessor.
Move to specified frame	Go to either the original frame, or to the frame that will be converted to 24fps by entering the frame number.
Deinterlace	The deinterlace setting for the selected frame. These options are the same as found in the [Deinterlace] preprocessor.
Output frame	Output the selected frame into the output stream.
Copy frame	Copy the selected frame. This will cause the next frame to be the same as the current selected frame.
List of commands	List all of the possible commands with keyboard shortcuts.
Display thumbnail pictures in high quality	Improve the resolution in which the frames in the frame display area are displayed.
Display flicker power	Display the flicker power above the preview frame. The flicker power is calculated by the motion difference between the frames.