#Frame duplicate detector how to

So this company replied to me saying my uncompressed edited file had an 'odd field pattern' and 'duplicated frames' which would explain any stuttering or interlace lines showing.

That was the exact avisynth I am using but in places there were interlace lines through objects in motion and it looked awful. I decided to send my project to a professional company for encoding as my results were just rubbish, even after troubleshooting. Thank you for looking through those 500 frames on the source footage!!! Would you be able to have a look at some frames on the uncompressed edited version? To see if I've messed it up somehow in PP. There shouldn't be any problem converting this for PAL DVD. I'm not going through 5664 frames, but the 500 or so I examined look just fine.

#Frame duplicate detector how to

I am hoping to pay someone else to fix the problem but won't be able to tell if they've fixed it without a broadcast monitor - which I don't own.Ĭan anyone tell me how to reproduce a test like this and how to read the results to find out if my video has an 'odd field pattern' or duplicate frames? Thanks! Now unfortunately he is totally unavailable to contact. (I have attached the script to this post) It shows frame numbers on the left followed by a number with 5 decimal digits, a value of around 2 indicates it is the same frame as the one before it. So I split it into fields and ran it through a script that detects duplicate frames. 'I had a look at your clip today and I noticed that it has an odd field pattern of mostly progressive 50 frames per second but sections of duplicated frames. I gave some edited footage to an expert to look over (as I was experiencing some problems) and he gave me this response: