Converting variable frame rate to constant frame rate

>>57419744
Any decent encoder can do this. Just load up handbrake or something.

>>57420333

The media info says the audio plays at 48.674fps. Would I just use crf 0 and set the constant video frame rate to 48.674?

>>57419744
Just going off the pic I'd go with constant 29.97. It will save more space than going at the max 59.94 and if you to go with lower fps like 23.98/24 the motion will get all choppy and look like shit

Also: MPEG Streamclip is good

>>57420738

The 48.674fps audio won't be a problem?

>>57420802
fps isn't an applicable measurement of audio but yes if that's actually 48 kHz audio sampling rate that should be fine as-is

>>57421030

Ah. I see. I'll give it a shot. Thanks anon

>>57421049
Just try to pass the audio through as much as possible and not mess with any settings too much. 29.97 for video should work fine

>>57419744
ffmpeg -i input.mkv -vsync 1 -r 60 -c copy -c:v libx265 (... other options ...)

>>57421128
don't use "-r 29.97", 29.97 is just a shortened version of 29.97002997, or 30/1.001
use "-r 30/1.001"

>>57421889


I'm not sure how x264 and x265 handle variable to constant conversions but I've tried converting the variable file directly to HEVC in CLI with -r 60 doesn't seem to help.