i have a avi file what is 14.786 frame rate

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    i have a avi file what is 14.786 frame rate and i can not change it to dvd becuase it is that frame rate but when i chage the frame rate the picture is fast moving and the audio is slow what can i do
     
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    what are u suing to change the framerate?
     
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    i am using avifrate and when i try to put it in tmpeg it does not work
     
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    what error message does TMPGEnc give?
     
    Dela, Aug 7, 2003
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    Try using VDbub. :)
     
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    its says unsupported but when i put the frame to 25 it works but the picture is so fast
     
    game12, Aug 8, 2003
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    ghewt the avi file that is 14.768 fps and open it in vdub,

    1. click video - direct stream copy
    2. click audio - full processing mode
    3. click audio - compression, select no compression pcm and click ok
    4. click file - save as avi!

    now open the avi saved in TMPGEnc, that should be able to change the frame rate no problem!
     
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