Help me decimate a 70.086fps clip

[Chainmax]

I recently captured the intro to an old DOS game. The file was captured at 70.086fps and the actual framerate is a lot smaller. Thing is, the video seems somewhat erratic: the beginning seems to be ok, but once the action scenes kick in, a pattern appears where 6 frames are identical while the seventh has a portion of the six previous and a portion of the following one(s). Therefore, I'm not sure if just using SelectEvery(6,0) would be correct. I'd appreciate it if someone could take a look at the capture and tell if just SelectEvery(6,0) would be enough or if something more sophisticated would have to be done. Here's the capture:

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[neuron2]

You should have used a common codec. Few people, not including me, are going to hunt down and install an obscure codec to be able to view your file.

[Chainmax]

Good point, I just uploaded the capture as-is. I'll make an Xvid @ q2 version ASAP.

[edit]Here (http://www.bestsharing.com/files/FXivr7T240181/Intro.avi.html) it is.

[foxyshadis]

Hmm, I don't see any blends or cut-off frames on the transitions, in vdub. It seems like you could use dedup on it and come out with a perfect stream.

Also, ouch, that raw audio is 12 times the video size.

[Chainmax]

Is this:

http://avisynth.org/warpenterprises/files/dedup_25_dll_20041107.zip

the one you are talking about? What about Fizick's GetDups, is it a good alternative?

[Chainmax]

foxyshadis?

[foxyshadis]

GetDups is totally different from DeDup, as much as Dup is. Also lol, this thread is polluting the google results for GetDups now.

The one you linked should be fine.