> > import frame size: -g 720x480 [720x576] (*)
> > aspect ratio: 4:3 (*)
> > frame rate: -f 23.976 [25.000] frc=1 (*)
> > PTS=0.1780, frame_time=41 ms, bitrate=7500 kbps
>
> I think tcprobe is dazed/confused ;) Have you tried something like
> 'mplayer' or 'xine' on the resulting file? I know mplayer will
> print out a lot of info about a file when it starts up - that info
> might be useful.
>
> I've made quite a few DVDs and haven't seen mplex set the wrong frame
> rate so it's quite a mystery where the 23.976 is coming from.
I have found that the following:
lav2yuv <filename> | yuvdenoise -F | mpeg2enc ...options... -o f.m2v
yields a 30fps mpg after everything has been run through mplex. I don't
know what exactly -F is doing here (avi is already progressive).
If not mistaken, I have also read that the DVD standard only does progressive
frames at 24fps. Is it possible that because my cinelerra movie is 29fps
progressive at the end of the it's render, that mplex is converting it
to 24fps when -f 8 is specified? Running mplex with other modes (< 8)
yields 30fps.
Thoughts?
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