Doom9's Forum - View Single Post - 3:2 pulldown detection fixed in 2.66.01.07

wmansir · 12th February 2003, 18:43

The only option I checked regarding pulldown was the pulldown detection box, I left progressive checked because most of the material I encoded was 80%+ film. Once you create the .vaf you should be able to click the pulldown settings button and see a list of how it was encoded. Even if it didn't pulldown anything and encoded it as video it should have an entry that says VIDEO.

I'm not sure what the problem is if it doesn't perform any pulldown. You can see how much of your resulting video has pulldown flags inserted by creating a .d2v of the resulting .mpv file. DVD2AVI will tell you the %FILM just like it does for DVD ripped video.

EDIT: I also didn't change the framerate value, I think when you add the file CCE sets it at 29.97.

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wmansir Moderator Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: USA Posts: 1,919	The only option I checked regarding pulldown was the pulldown detection box, I left progressive checked because most of the material I encoded was 80%+ film. Once you create the .vaf you should be able to click the pulldown settings button and see a list of how it was encoded. Even if it didn't pulldown anything and encoded it as video it should have an entry that says VIDEO. I'm not sure what the problem is if it doesn't perform any pulldown. You can see how much of your resulting video has pulldown flags inserted by creating a .d2v of the resulting .mpv file. DVD2AVI will tell you the %FILM just like it does for DVD ripped video. EDIT: I also didn't change the framerate value, I think when you add the file CCE sets it at 29.97. Last edited by wmansir; 12th February 2003 at 18:47.