Thanks for looking into it...
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I need to test if the increased block size will indeed work for HD sources...
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Well, I found that it does not...
The best results for this clip came from using dct=1, but this is so slow that it is not really usable for me.
Of course you can optimize the results by finetuning the params for each and every source, maybe even split the source into several parts. But this is not what I'm after. I want a script which works well for the vast majority of sources without tweaking the params.
And I believe that johnmeyer's original params do an excellent job for most sources (maybe use dct=3 instead of 0). Way better than MotionProtectedFPS. And keep in mind that I am not interested in watching still frames. I want to just watch the movie, and it should look better than using ChangeFPS or ConvertFPS. I do not mind some motion artifacts as long as they do not get too annoying. And I use this only on film, not on anime. Plus I mostly use this type of fps conversion for PAL <-> NTSC conversion, not for slow motion.
Cheers
manolito