264 file time longer after frameserve

[Master Yoda]

I am trying to re-encode something encoded with h264 to xvid in vd but after running the file through dgavcdec100a33 and loading the frame served file into vd the length of the video is now longer than the original. Dgavcdec said it's 23.976000fps and so does vd but instead of the time being 23 minutes vd is show it up as 28 minutes.

Script is just..
LoadPlugin("F:\DVD Ripping Apps\dgavcdec100a33\DGAVCDecode.dll")
AVCSource("video.test.dga")

Any ideas as this is bugging me now.

[neuron2]

5/4 * 23 = ~28, which suggests pulldown.

What was your field operation setting in DGAVCIndex?

[Master Yoda]

If i use forcefilm or ignore pulldown flags it's 28 minutes, if i use honor pulldown flags it's still 28 minutes but i just get a green screen in vd. I have tried other ways to encode, i tried directshowsource to load the original file was 23 minute's but the audio was way off, started in sync and slowly went out, tried alltoavi audio was synced but the video was messed, the bottom half kept flicking.

[neuron2]

Upload the complete stream somewhere that I can grab it.

[Comatose]

Sounds like VFR :E

[Adub]

Yep, most definitely. Have you tried it using FFmpegsource?

[roozhou]

When you are encoding vfr clips, forget VD + avisynth and try something else.

[LoRd_MuldeR]

I think it's okay if you create a timecodes file from the VFR video, edit it as CFR and finally apply the timecodes to the resulting video.

Of course you must edit the timecodes file accordingly, if the video was cut...

[Master Yoda]

Sorry for the late reply, forgot about it.
When you are encoding vfr clips, forget VD + avisynth and try something else.

Like what ??

I tried FFmpegsource then new encode was 23 minutes but the opening was faster than it should be.