Need some help with converting 12fps .flv to .m2v for DVD

[SeeChestlickRun]

Okay,

As bizarre it may sound, I have this 12fps .flv video and I want to convert it into a .m2v so I could burn it on DVD and watch it on any player.

Knowning that HC Encode won't accept 12fps on fly. So, what I did is I used a FLVExtract.exe to split it up in .avi and .mp3 files, then I used VirtualDubMod.exe to rencode it into XviD with a frame rate conversion to either 23.97fps or 29.97fps.

What I've done so far works, but I'm not entirely happy with how choppy it looks. I was wondering if there's any way I could make the frames to "blend" to get rid of choppy looking. I'll do anything to get rid of it.

(I use HCgui_002.exe for encoding and FitCD.exe to create my own AviSynth Script)

Any idea?

Joe

[Boulder]

Search the Avisynth forum, there are some alternatives to try. I think Chainmax has been toying around with the issue in the past.

[SeeChestlickRun]

I'm such a newbie at Avisynth, but I'll give it a try.

Joe

Edit -- Yep, look like it is all about Avisynth after all. I've learned a lot of thing from the forum. Using Avisynth with ConvertFPS filter is amazing. Way better than using VirtualDubMod.exe! This is what my .avs file look like. (By the way, FitCD.exe is nothing compared to this :p)

AVISource("C:\Users\***\Videos\1.avi")
ConvertToYV12()
LanczosResize(720,400)
ConvertFPS(29.976)

Very simple. Now, the last thing, I'm looking is for more advanced feature of "blending". I cannot seem to find anything in the wikipedia. Any help on this one?

:thanks:

Edit -- Well, I just discovered when I applied this .avs to HCgui, the output .m2v will play just fine, but instead of going full length, it is reduced to the 50% of the full length! (The movie doesn't speed up or slow down.) :(

Updated : Never mind, I made a .vob (for the DVD) and it turns out fine when it is muxed with the audio for some reason. (Or maybe the audio is wayyyy out of sync, but I dont care since I'm deaf. :p)