#Timecode calculator 25fps how to#
It's quite friggin annoying and I have no idea how to fix this. I get a slight jitter motion when a person walks, runs or there's a camera pan across a room or landscape. The result is the same no matter which converter I used. So I make the conversation in multiple coverter programs and the burn discs using DVD Lab Pro II. If I want to make a DVD-R of those files, I have to make MPEG2 at 29.97fps (I will never understand why DVDs have to be 29.97fps but I am not the tech savvy one here). I am burning DVDs of files I have taking up crap tons of space on my PC. I notice a jitter or jumpiness in simple movement such as walking or running when I go from 25fps to 29.97fps. You used an example of wheels on a stage coach. It's not the blended frames as much as it is the speed of the motion that is causing the problem. Pixel Motion Blur is probably the effect you want to try. If your spiral pattern is not working the way it should then you have to change the speed or hiding the problem with motion blur. Watch any old western and you'll see that the wheels on the stagecoach often turn backward. If you are getting judder in the movement then the problem is more speed of movement vs frame rate. The footage will run a little faster but there will be no duplicate frames.Ī batter option may be to use 23.976 or 24 fps because the speed change will be less noticeable. Change 25 to 29.97 and you will not have any duplicate frames. You then just force the original footage to the new frame rate. If you want to keep all the original frames in your source video you have to select the original footage in the Premiere Pro Project or the After Effects Project and select Interpret footage. If those kinds of elements exist then you'll have to retime them so you don't introduce Judder.
#Timecode calculator 25fps movie#
Nobody is going to see the difference between 25 and 29.97 unless there is some frame rate critical movement in the movie like rolling credits. Personally, I think this is probably much ado about nothing. It do a good job of predicting pixel motion and blending frames providing you set it up properly. You have two other option is to experiment with dropping the 25fps footage in a 29.97 comp and experimenting with frame blending options. That will give you an interlaced 29.97fps video that looks as good as it can look. I would interpret the 25fps MP4 as 23.976 then render adding interlacing and 3:2 pulldown. The pitch change from 24 to 25 fps is not noticeable unless you have perfect pitch. You would have to do something like that. 24fps film converted to 29.97 fps video involves a 3:2 pulldown scheme and interlacing.
You can't make extra frames without duplicating either fields or frames.
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