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manolito · 10th December 2016, 15:08

This is for the folks who would like to use motion protected FPS conversion, but feel that MotionProtectedFPS causes too many artifacts:

Forum member johnmeyer just published a script which is based on MVTools V2, and IMO this script produces results which are vastly superior to MotionProtectedFPS. If you want to check it out, download it here:
http://www13.zippyshare.com/v/SprGa0oX/file.html

After copying the files into your "AviSynth\plugins" folder, all you have to do is edit your AviSynth script within AVStoDVD and replace your FPS conversion command with "jm_fps(fps)".

Example:
The script generated by AVStoDVD has the command "ChangeFPS(25)" in it.
Uncheck the "automatic" option and replace "ChangeFPS(25)" with "jm_fps(25)".

There is one catch:
This script requests frames in a non-linear fashion. DirectShowSource is not too good at this, so you should force FFmpegSource for video if you want to use this script. (or use DSS2Mod - ask me how to do this if you are interested)

//Edit//
Actually there is another catch: It is sloooow... Speed is about 25% of MotionProtectedFPS.

Cheers
manolito

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manolito Registered User Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Berlin, Germany Posts: 3,079	This is for the folks who would like to use motion protected FPS conversion, but feel that MotionProtectedFPS causes too many artifacts: Forum member johnmeyer just published a script which is based on MVTools V2, and IMO this script produces results which are vastly superior to MotionProtectedFPS. If you want to check it out, download it here: http://www13.zippyshare.com/v/SprGa0oX/file.html After copying the files into your "AviSynth\plugins" folder, all you have to do is edit your AviSynth script within AVStoDVD and replace your FPS conversion command with "jm_fps(fps)". Example: The script generated by AVStoDVD has the command "ChangeFPS(25)" in it. Uncheck the "automatic" option and replace "ChangeFPS(25)" with "jm_fps(25)". There is one catch: This script requests frames in a non-linear fashion. DirectShowSource is not too good at this, so you should force FFmpegSource for video if you want to use this script. (or use DSS2Mod - ask me how to do this if you are interested) //Edit// Actually there is another catch: It is sloooow... Speed is about 25% of MotionProtectedFPS. Cheers manolito Last edited by manolito; 12th December 2016 at 10:22.