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Answered my own question. Why doesn't DVD2AVI just advance frame by frame?

*sigh* stupid interlaced video

Or (more likely) does DVD2AVI not advance frame by frame when you click the < and > signs?

I'm getting interlacing in Premiere, and it very well could be because of the original video source, but I just had to check everything out/make sure/bother you all again. My d2v is Forced Film, and in most cases there isn't any interlacing, but I'll get back to that. Premiere still shows telecinin...

Well, that worked out well, but a sorta-related followup question about Premiere: Now that the it's coming off the avs as 24 frames, I've realized that the DV editing that Premiere uses on default (well, it's the highlighted project format) doesn't support the 24fps (as Ermac pointed out). The prel...

I've read Ermac's guide quite a few times, but there is one point that he doesn't seem to make clear that I'm having a logic block (like a....brain freeze) with in my head. It's obvious that inverse telecining when exporting is a big deal in terms of saving space or what not, but Ermac points out t...