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really? ok, that's good news, ty

it's hard to fault find when all the free tools appear to be broken in subtly different ways!

i'll dig out my batch files and give it another whirl. if the frame rates are ok, my next suspect is possibly the audio.

many thanks for the reply.

ty for the reply :) i had actually already worked out how to do it with a batch file, but it's good to get a reply. your batch file works for drag and drop, hehe, mine doesn't :) to (mildly) pervert the course of the thread, i think the frame rate is still broken, even with your batch file. i posted...

no-one has any ideas or can confirm if it's a bug?

Handbrake for Windows also encodes correctly.

Videora does not exhibit this flaw but uses ffmpeg. The same files come out of Videora at 25 and 29.97029 fps.

Is there any way to find out what switches are supplied to the library and why the output rate is wrong?

Transcoding from NTSC VOB to MP4 specifying an fps of 29.97 or 25 results in reported framerates of 30.3 recurring and 25.6 recurring respectively. Without specifying the framerate, I get 30.3 recurring. Is there anyway to force VLC to use the input framerate? Why does the above inaccuracy appear? T...

I'm having some difficulty transcoding with 0.8.6 under Windows 2000. I can transcode a VOB file with the GUI, but I'd rather have a batch file. Having read the iPod wiki page and done various Google searches, I'm kinda struggling. VLC either complains that the options are incorrect (without actuall...