Thanks for trying Neo63 but I was looking for a human translation. According to guy and isityours it's a machine translation which is bound to be confusing to the target audience.
Thanks for trying Neo63 but I was looking for a human translation.
Is there an easy, reliable way of taking a meguIV 60 fps rip and dropping half the frames to create the 30 fps version?
global MeGUI_darx = 16
global MeGUI_dary = 9
AviSource("Yourpath\hfyu_VTS XX X.avi")
SelectEven()
Make a 60fps rip as normal
It is possible to create a 30fps mkv from a 60fps mkv. But it isn't just a simple muxing thing, a reencode would be needed, which will lose quality. If you really want to know the method I can advise, but you will get better quality encoding from the ISO.If I want a 30fps version (without loss of quality), do I have to encode it from the DVDISO (which I am in the process of doing)?
.....if a translation (probably closer to an explanation about what meguIV does and how to use it, rather than how it works) is still considered desirable, i am happy to do what i can.
(guy might even pitch in too, if asked nicely...)
1) No idea really, depends how much time I get to work on it. Need time to create a more usable interface. I've already added the new settings to QTGMC, but they are very delicate - they require a great deal of TGMC algorithm knowledge to use effectively. I need to add a new kind of preset to simplify their use. Also will take time to do point 2 below. Two weeks maybe?Hi Vitreous! I read on your recent Yuri Takase topic that you have a new version of QTGMC coming out. A few questions, if I may...
1) Any estimate of the release date? I'm really looking forward to giving it a go as you can probably guess.
2) How does the quality improvements affect the speed? It sounds like there's a lot more additional processing going on!
3) Will the improvements affect progressive mode as well?
Thanks for the great work, as always.![]()
Using progressive mode on interlaced material will give you near duplicate frames - something much like 30fps. Is that your intent?I have been using progressive mode for those pesky progressive DVDISOs instead of interpolating using MVTools.