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[mirkosp]

Well, if a video is VFR, then some parts go at a certain framerate and others go at another framerate... that's it. Only if it is VFR though, duh. If it's CFR it's the same framerate throughout, quite obviously.

[TheRyuu]

For AVI it is. For MKV and MP4 it can very well be variable, and in some cases it actually SHOULD be depending on the content... even DVDs and BDs can be VFR, heh.

There's no such thing as an arbitrary framerate in mkv or something weird like that I think.

[mirkosp]

For AVI it is. For MKV and MP4 it can very well be variable, and in some cases it actually SHOULD be depending on the content... even DVDs and BDs can be VFR, heh.

There's no such thing as an arbitrary framerate in mkv or something weird like that I think.

I didn't say that... but as long as you mux in timecodes to specify it, you get a VFR. I doubt you can deny that.

[Mister Hatt]

AVI isn't VFR capable but it does handle VFRaC. Saying it doesn't is a bit misleading.