>Ok, I should have read the page closer. Thing is though I want to leave
 >it at 30 fps as it needs to sync with some other source.  When played on
 >the disc it is 30fps, so why can't I get 30 fps with the mpeg?

It's a "you can't have it both ways" problem (and there must be something
 in the MJPEG-Howto about this --- I hope).

The original source was 24fps, non-interlaced.  It was converted to 30fps,
 interlaced, for an NTSC laserdisc.  This was accomplished by duplicating
 5/4's of the fields.  Now, 1(2?) frame out of 5 has a field from a different
 source frame; it makes for relatively smooth, simple framerate scaling.
The purpose of yuvkineco is to recover the original 24fps non-interlaced
 stream, by reshuffling the fields.  Apparently, it will let you have a
 30fps non-interlaced stream, but that requires leaving in the doubled
 frames.

If it's just the interlacing that bugs you, you could run the stream through
 a deinterlacer (yuvdenoise) instead of yuvkineco.  I'm not sure if the
 results will look much better, though (since the source isn't *really*
 interlaced (i.e. fields sampled 1/60th second apart)).

(And that's pretty much all I know; good luck!)
-matt m.

 >On Fri, 2003-03-14 at 23:54, Matto Marjanovic wrote:
 >>  >I have an NTSC 30fps interlaced laserdisc with some footage which I am
 >>  >told was originally 24fps.  I have run lavrec, then yuvscaler -M
 >>  >LINE_SWITCH and the result looks good, except frames 4/5 from each
 >>  >sequence of 5 have a interlace effect.  I then run yuvkineco -F 4 and
 >>  >this interlace effect is gone, but the 5th frame is an almost exact copy
 >>  >of the 4th frame, so the motion seems to stutter.  Is there anything
 >>  >that can be done about this?


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