23,976fps to 29,976fps conversion script

[superbonk]

hi, sorry for my english, i'm brazilian...
i'm having a problem, i have a 512x384 video at 23,976fps and i want
to burn it in SVCD NTSC format... i've tried tmpgenc, it converts to 29,976fps but when i play it my DVD the playback isn't smooth... i was looking for a avisynth script that does it... not necessarily an avisynth script... i'm accepting anything that does it for me...
i'm having this problem for 2 weeks ... please help ...
thank u

[Siku]

You don't need AviSynth to make it 29.000 fps. Just perform a pulldown to your video when you've encoded it. You could use e.g. BBWoof's DoPulldown (http://www.woofsoft.com/Downloads/53.aspx) to perform a pulldown.

Regards,
Siku

[stickboy]

# JDL_Telecine
#
# Telecines a clip.
#
# Useful for dealing with hybrid material when the final format is
# interlaced.
#
function JDL_Telecine(clip c)
{
assert(c.IsFrameBased(), "JDL_Telecine: clip must be frame-based")

# we need to handle the case of a null-clip manually;
# otherwise, SelectEvery(...) will generate unwanted blank frames
return (c.FrameCount() == 0)
\ ? c.AssumeFPS(c.FrameRate() * 5.0 / 4.0)
\ : c.ComplementParity().DoubleWeave().SelectEvery(8, 0, 2, 3, 5, 6)
}

[superbonk]

i enconded doing pulldown with tmpgenc, but it didn't work....
the playback still not smooth... do u think i need to do a real framerate conversion to get smooth playback?

[Kika]

TMPGEnc-Settings for 23.976 FpS are:

Setting -> Video -> Encode mode -> 3:2 pulldown when playback

Setting -> Video -> Frame rate -> 23.976 (internally 29.97 fps)

Setting -> Video -> Video format -> NTSC

Setting -> Advanced -> Do not frame rate conversion

[homersapien]

Originally posted by superbonk
i enconded doing pulldown with tmpgenc, but it didn't work....
the playback still not smooth... do u think i need to do a real framerate conversion to get smooth playback?

Are you positive that you're setting the field order right in tmpgenc?

[Kika]

On progressive Source and progressive Output, the Field Order doesn't matter. But to be sure, set it always to TFF in this case.