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Biohazard 1 Beta,08/04/1995 (read post #100)
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That's a curious one. Ghosting like that either appears due to a deinterlacing error (wrong frame order being joined) or because of improper framerate conversion (telecyne) (Like a 23.97 reel being converted to a 29.97 VHS). the VHS release of Super Mario Bros - The Great Rescue of Princess Peach suffers heavily from this shit, iirc (every "filler" frame is a horrible ghost mess, but in motion it looks fine -- technically, filtering out that shit should be possible, so it might be what AverMedia is doing ... not sure. Would be curious to test if I get a new setup made in my new studio)Last edited by Carnivol; 04-21-2015, 06:03 AM.
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My Blackmagic Intensity Pro always captures at 60fps, using duplicate frames to achieve it. It's an extremely counter-productive method of recording. You can easily resolve it however through AviSynth, using the "AssumeFPS(30)" function. It automatically deletes duplicate frames and brings it back to a natural FPS.PROJECT Umbrella - The BIOHAZARD/RESIDENT EVIL Compendium
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I just double-checked the source video file. Technically, it's actually 59.94FPS. I set the framerate to 60FPS on Photoshop. The video "deinterlacing bobbing" occurs before the importing though.Originally posted by News Bot View PostAre you sure you're actually recording at 60fps and it's not just recording at 30fps with every frame duplicated?
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The source video actually being 59.94FPS seems very unlikely, it sounds like you just recorded at that and the capture device filled in the rest with duplicate frames. It was most likely 23/25/29FPS natively.Originally posted by OKeijiDragon View PostI just double-checked the source video file. Technically, it's actually 59.94FPS. I set the framerate to 60FPS on Photoshop. The video "deinterlacing bobbing" occurs before the importing though.PROJECT Umbrella - The BIOHAZARD/RESIDENT EVIL Compendium
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