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Nevermind, I was mistaken. Turns out that the PAL audio is shorter than the NTSC audio. Then I guess my question changes: is it better for the sound quality to slow down the short one (PAL audio) or to speed up the long one (NTSC one)? (even applying pitch correction, with which will be less distort...

I want to synchronize a NTSC video and audio with an audio taken out of a PAL video. Normally, when I syncho, the PAL audio is longer than the NTSC audio, so I shorten the PAL one. This time, the PAL audio is shorter than the NTSC one, and I heard it's better to speed up the audio rather than slowin...

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Does anyone know how wich filter/script to use to telecine a 23.976fps video (originally NTSC DVD) to 25fps using avisynth? I would rather telecine it than speeding it up using AssumeFPS().

Thank you in advance!

Crop and resize I was wondering which mod UTvideo uses. Depending on which resize and crop I write on avisynth script opening it in virtualdubmod, the image becomes grey with some red, blue and green in the image. http://img62.imageshack.us/img62/6282/virtualdub.png Testing, resizing seems to need ...

Thank you for the tips, mirkosp! I hadn't notice the "before dot crawl now noise" thing! I think the video does have haloing but decided to ignore it. Otherwise I would fill the code with filters XD The QTGMC filter does really sound interesting. I've read it gives great quality but that it also tak...

There's no NTSC source available for this series. And due to it being painful to fix is the reason why I'm asking advice from you. Any ideas you could share? Thanks.

I thought grain was a defect and had to be eliminated :rofl: So it's ok for a footage to have grain? On your first line, I would change cpu=6 to cpu=0. It's generally a bad idea to use it anyway since there are better filters for what it does, but I've also seen it cause problems with the deinterlac...

Hi! I have this old footage PAL video which I'm trying to restore to something decent :rofl: Some times I think I'd better leave it off rather than trying filtering it, but I've come up with a decent solution -as far as my knowledge about filters goes so please be kind to me - so I've posted it here...

Thank you, mirkosp!

@mirkosp: Thank you :) I just have one doubt left regarding that: Let's say I crop width= 20px, height=6px. At the "crop" box I have to enter the values width and the height values, so do I have to substracting those pixels from 720x480 or from the active area values (710.86x486)? I mean, is it "700...