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   FELSQUALLE.COM (felsqualle@manitu.social)'s status on Sunday, 02-Jun-2024 14:44:03 JST FELSQUALLE.COM

   Alright, I am super-duper confused. I have an NTSC DVD ripped. I see the 3:2 pull-down pattern. And Handbrake just reports 23.9x FPS after the initial dump with MakeMKV.

   This is weird. I’d expect to have 29.97 FPS there, unless Handbrake already reads the proper flags from the MKV.

   Well, let’s wait for the first detelecine pass to finish.

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     FELSQUALLE.COM (felsqualle@manitu.social)'s status on Sunday, 02-Jun-2024 15:38:22 JST FELSQUALLE.COM

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     • Tobias Hellgren

     @thanius That's interesting, a raw copy of the VOBs behaves exactly the same.

     So it is most likely a "soft-telecine" and Handbrake parses the appropriate flags?

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     • Tobias Hellgren

     @thanius That's what I'm going to check next - maybe MakeMKV doesn't do a "raw" copy...

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     • Tobias Hellgren

     @thanius Since it is an NTSC DVD, my expectation was to see the video file itself matching the proper NTSC frame rate. Examining the VOB with Hybrid reveals that the video itself is stored at 29.97 FPS.