Is it possible to take a video source that is 60 Frames per second, and convert it to 30 Frames per second while keeping all the frames, thus making the video play 50% slower within the convert function? I've tried directly converting the material but so far it appears that it just drops a frame and makes the video play at 100%.
Trying to smooth out some video shot with my GoPro.
Thanks in advance!
Conform 60FPS to 30FPS within VLC Convert?
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Re: Conform 60FPS to 30FPS within VLC Convert?
No, I don't think this is doable with VLC.
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