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Originally Posted by doomleox999
Why does this happen? Is the problem is the source?
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The source have two problems:
- That second absurd timecode.
- The wrong Frame rate : 23.810 FPS, witouth sense.
with a standard framerate 23.976 the movie play with a little delay (41 ms) and can be unnoticeable.
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Is there any way to prevent this when I encode with MeGUI or do I have to do all these steps everytime I encounter this issue?
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That process (extract and insert timecodes) is only recommended for Variable FrameRate sources.
If MediaInfo show: Frame rate mode : Constant
we can't expect troubles.
But when encode I always use in avs script a Assumefps(24000,1001) or Assumefps(24) or Assumefps(25) or Assumefps(30000,1001), never let non-standard fps because most the times are wrong, like here.
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Finally, is it possible to batch this? (meaning to extract timecodes from multiple original files to multiple encoded files and remux multiple "SYNC.mp4" files)
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If the name or mkv's and mp4's are the same:
movie_01.mkv, movie_02.mkv, ...
movie_01.mp4, movie_02.mp4, ...
You can use:
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rem modify path to mkvextract
FOR %%I IN (*.mkv) DO "D:\Programa\megui\tools\mkvmerge\mkvextract.exe" timecodes_v2 "%%I" 0:"%%~nI.txt"
FOR %%I IN (*.mkv) DO mp4fpsmod -t "%%~nI.txt" -x -c ""%%~nI.mp4" -o ""%%~nI_SYNC.mp4"
pause
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