Restoring framerate from a DVD (Super 8 film)

[ghostfromsparta]

Hello everyone. I'm working on some Super 8 film footage sourced from a NTSC dvd. It's very unlikely that I'll get a retransfer so I'm stuck using this poorly made dvd. So far the biggest issue has been trying to restore the framerate to 18fps.

I've used Srestore on Avisynth to solve this issue on other footage and it works great for the most part, but it isn't the case here. Lots of duplicated frames and the video just looks choppy in general.

Is there a good way to fix it?

I ripped the dvd using Handbrake, it's very small size so I included the entire clip.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1RfKxkqvbmnALodq90BhhAtLvlEDVcU5U/view?usp=sharing

Once the framerate is fixed, I intend to interpolate to 23,976 fps for smooth motion and do some color-correction.

Any advice would be appreciated!

[Arx1meD]

Perhaps AviSynth MSU Frame Rate Conversion Filter (http://www.compression.ru/video/frame_rate_conversion/index_en_msu.html) will help you.

[ghostfromsparta]

Perhaps AviSynth MSU Frame Rate Conversion Filter (http://www.compression.ru/video/frame_rate_conversion/index_en_msu.html) will help you.

I'll try this out, thank you.

[kedautinh12]

Perhaps AviSynth MSU Frame Rate Conversion Filter (http://www.compression.ru/video/frame_rate_conversion/index_en_msu.html) will help you.

do you have x64 ver??

[pxxls51]

You must have a lot of film left. I wonder how you can dispose of such waste.

[gastonkilby]

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