suggestions on how to convert a hybrid 24/30 fps to 120 fps?

MasterYoshidino · 5th October 2003, 04:19

I have been searching the forums for a while and can not seem to find a definite answer on how to convert a hybrid anime from 24/30 fps to 120 fps to keep frame clarity of both film and ntsc frames. I know how to convert a hybrid to 24fps but this results in nasty ghosting of panning scenes from the interpolation of ntsc frames.

so in simple laymans terms... how is hybrid to 120 fps done? (sorry but I never tried this before and wanted to experiment on this ivtc method)

mf · 5th October 2003, 11:49

The almighty search button gave me this (also because I know this thread exists, but anyway, you could've searched too

).
http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.ph...0&pagenumber=2

MasterYoshidino · 6th October 2003, 03:47

what version avisynth was Dec60.dll compiled for ?
I tried loading it on 2.50, 2.51, and 2.52 but all say not a valid 2.5 plugin. trying to load it in 2.07 and 1.0 produces the avisynth index error on the bottom of virtualdub's status bar.

script looks like below
loadplugin("C:\AVISYNTH2.5\Dec60.dll")
#loadplugin("C:\AVISYNTH2.5\MPEG2DEC.dll") # 2.5 avisynth dlls
#loadplugin("C:\AVISYNTH2.5\Decomb.dll") # 2.5 avisynth dlls
loadplugin("C:\DVD FILES\MPEG2DEC.dll") # avisynth legacy dlls
loadplugin("C:\DVD FILES\DecombLegacy.dll") # avisynth legacy dlls
mpeg2source("F:\video.d2v")
telecide(chroma=true,dthreshold=13)
dec60(idxfile="F:\120fps.idx",deint=false) *edited*
dec60(idxfile="F:\video.idx",deint=false)

edit nevermind I should have used common sense and loaded the idx generated by 60fps.

edit 2: this is useless. avi60 refuses to write avi's in OpenDML mode and can only write avi up to 2GB, making encoding huffyuv's impossible.

mf · 6th October 2003, 14:32

Quote:

Originally posted by MasterYoshidino
edit 2: this is useless. avi60 refuses to write avi's in OpenDML mode and can only write avi up to 2GB, making encoding huffyuv's impossible.

Why the hell do you want to write 120fps huffies?

PowerK6 · 6th October 2003, 16:50

Try to use LoadPluginEx2.dll for loading AVS2.0 plugins
Cpoy LoadPluginEx2.dll to your plugins folder
Edit the script file,add this line,you'd better make it the first line :
LoadPlugin("C:\AVISYNTH2.5\plugins\old\LoadPluginEx2.dll")

you can fand LoadPluginEx2.dll here

5th October 2003, 04:19	#1 \| Link
MasterYoshidino Yoshi Join Date: Jan 2003 Posts: 108	suggestions on how to convert a hybrid 24/30 fps to 120 fps? I have been searching the forums for a while and can not seem to find a definite answer on how to convert a hybrid anime from 24/30 fps to 120 fps to keep frame clarity of both film and ntsc frames. I know how to convert a hybrid to 24fps but this results in nasty ghosting of panning scenes from the interpolation of ntsc frames. so in simple laymans terms... how is hybrid to 120 fps done? (sorry but I never tried this before and wanted to experiment on this ivtc method)

6th October 2003, 03:47	#3 \| Link
MasterYoshidino Yoshi Join Date: Jan 2003 Posts: 108	what version avisynth was Dec60.dll compiled for ? I tried loading it on 2.50, 2.51, and 2.52 but all say not a valid 2.5 plugin. trying to load it in 2.07 and 1.0 produces the avisynth index error on the bottom of virtualdub's status bar. script looks like below loadplugin("C:\AVISYNTH2.5\Dec60.dll") #loadplugin("C:\AVISYNTH2.5\MPEG2DEC.dll") # 2.5 avisynth dlls #loadplugin("C:\AVISYNTH2.5\Decomb.dll") # 2.5 avisynth dlls loadplugin("C:\DVD FILES\MPEG2DEC.dll") # avisynth legacy dlls loadplugin("C:\DVD FILES\DecombLegacy.dll") # avisynth legacy dlls mpeg2source("F:\video.d2v") telecide(chroma=true,dthreshold=13) dec60(idxfile="F:\120fps.idx",deint=false) edited dec60(idxfile="F:\video.idx",deint=false) edit nevermind I should have used common sense and loaded the idx generated by 60fps. edit 2: this is useless. avi60 refuses to write avi's in OpenDML mode and can only write avi up to 2GB, making encoding huffyuv's impossible. __________________ member of www.clan-ee.com Last edited by MasterYoshidino; 6th October 2003 at 06:51.

5th October 2003, 11:49	#2 \| Link
mf · Join Date: Jan 2002 Posts: 1,729	The almighty search button gave me this (also because I know this thread exists, but anyway, you could've searched too ). http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.ph...0&pagenumber=2

6th October 2003, 16:50	#5 \| Link
PowerK6 Registered User Join Date: Apr 2003 Posts: 12	Try to use LoadPluginEx2.dll for loading AVS2.0 plugins Cpoy LoadPluginEx2.dll to your plugins folder Edit the script file,add this line,you'd better make it the first line : LoadPlugin("C:\AVISYNTH2.5\plugins\old\LoadPluginEx2.dll") you can fand LoadPluginEx2.dll here