<description>This filter provides extended decimation capabilities not available from Decimate(). It can remove frames from a clip to achieve the desired frame rate, while retaining audio/video synchronization. It preferentially removes duplicate frames where possible.</description>
<description>This parameter sets the desired output frame rate. Frames will be removed from the video to achieve this frame rate while keeping audio and video in sync.</description>
<description>This parameter sets the threshold difference metric for duplicate detection. If the difference metric between two frames exceeds this threshold, the two frames are considered to be different frames. i.e., not duplicates. Refer to the "How to Use FDecimate()" section above for an explanation of how to set this threshold properly.</description>
<description>This parameter is used to determine the proper threshold to use for duplicate detection. When it is set to true, no decimation occurs and the difference metric for each frame is shown overlaid on the video and in the DebugView output. Refer to the "How to Use FDecimate()" section above for an explanation of how to use this parameter to set the threshold properly.</description>
<description>This parameter enables information to be printed via OutputDebugString(). A utility called DebugView is available for catching these strings. The information displayed is the same as shown by the show option above.</description>