1/2 speed w timestretch for DVD

[trolltuning]

I am making a 1/2 speed copy of an instructional tape that goes too fast for me.
Using this script:
#Directshowsource("D:\aaaCharles\redo\MarioDirectvar-0000.mpg")
#Directshowsource("D:\capture\Mario Rabau in Orl_04hBIT-0000.mpg")#,FPS=14.4853)
Directshowsource("D:\capture\mariohbits.mpg")
TimeStretch(tempo = (100.0*14.4853)/29.9706)
#BicubicResize(480,480)
ConvertToYUY2(true)
Bob()
ConvertFPS(29.9706,zone=80,vbi=45 )
SeparateFields.Selectevery(4,1,2)
Weave()
ResampleAudio(48000)
#end script
I get a half speed avi file which VirtualDubMod says is at 14.985 FPS
When I feed this script to CCE to encode to mpeg so I can burn it to DVD, I get 1/2 speed audio and full speed video. Any ideas on how to get it right without making an intermediate avi file?

[iantri]

A DVD compliant video has to be 29.97fps (NTSC), which may be the source of your problems.

Your script is really far more complicated than need be; the following will do nicely: (I am assuming it is interlaced; your source script would seem to suggest this)


Directshowsource("D:\capture\mariohbits.mpg")
Bob() # replace with your favourite higher-quality bobber of choice
AssumeFPS(29.97)
TimeStretch(tempo=50)


Progressive:


Directshowsource("D:\capture\mariohbits.mpg")
ConvertFPS(59.94)
AssumeFPS(29.97)
TimeStretch(tempo=50)


With TimeStretch the ResampleAudio line isn't necessary. Both scripts will produce progressive output, though the interlaced source will provide smoother motion. (More information temporally to work with)

[trolltuning]

Thanks I found the problem with my script- I should have doubled the number in ConvertFPS. When I did that I got what I wanted but it didn't author well so I will try your way.