Kenshin5
9th July 2005, 21:17
Im sure everyone knows here that VFR refers to Variable Frame Rate Video. When encoding many new sources can contain scenes with different fps (example variating between 24 fps and 30 fps, thats why the sound is late or going faster then the video) witch is quite troublesome to be encoded and look perfect at the end. At the moment im encoding an anime that has a vfr source and because im new to this i'll need some help from you guys. Can you tell me of a way/technique or something that will help to maintain the video at a constant fps lets say 24 fps, so i can get a perfect synchronization between the sound and the video. Your help is very appreciated, tnx.