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Old 26th December 2012, 06:16   #1  |  Link
djmasturbeat
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How Do I Convert Chapters After IVTC/Decimate?

So, I hope the title is pretty self-explanatory.
Is there some easy way to covert DVD chapters from the original chapter list to chapters after using IVTC and Decimate? (since it removes "frames").
Preferably I would like some GUI chapter tool that already exists, one that could read the IFO files for chapter list, or read the already output text chapter list (any format that can be output by DVD Decrypter)? Or perhaps a tool that can get this information based on and avs file and index of video...

If no simple tool exists, please help me figure out how I would do it for different instances, starting with a common 3p/2i NTSC hard telecine. If you need examples of these portions of scripts let me know, but it seemed a bit unneeded at this poiint.

thanks so much for any help =)
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Old 26th December 2012, 12:22   #2  |  Link
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You don't have to change anything. The length remains the same. The chapter points remain the same.

I'm assuming you're doing this for DVD. I'm also assuming you're using something like Muxman for authoring (and takes frame numbers as input). You're substituting soft telecine for hard telecine. Either way the 29.97fps frame numbers for the chapters are the same. You only have to change the chapters if you do a framecount/framerate change (PAL to NTSC, for example).
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