IVTCWhat will follow is a lot of technical and not easy to understand information. If you're don't want to go thru all the trouble then you may be best off simply enabling the Deinterlacer in FlaskMpeg and setting Timebase to 29.97fps, use ReMPEG2 or DVD2MPG which don't have that problem because ReMPEG2 only transcodes the video, leaving the video and the playback flags untouched, and DVD2MPG has an IVTC that works great. The first solution is a "bad" one, the other two are okay, although ReMPEG2 may not give you the same quality as TMPG and DVD2MPG requires an intermediary format. Read Robshot's article on how film is transferred to video. Then read Inwards' article on Deinterlacing. Actually he's dead right: Deinterlacing is a bad thing, we'll have more frames than necessary and the action will be less smooth than if we go the hard way. There's no using saying much more about the issue that has already been said. IVTC will allow us to reconstruct the original 24fps as shown in the movie theater while preserving synch. However the procedure is really hard to achieve. If you're not scared by a couple of more hours encoding time and some really nasty manual steps (these is not mandatory... some movies work without it) then you're ready for IVTC in TMPG. The IVTC decision matrix:
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