The optimal solution to this problem would be encoding with VFR (variable framerate), but we decided not too simply because it was too much work.Ī: No, sorry. Decimating those duplicate frames and encoding in 24fps would cause the native 29.97fps scenes to look stuttery instead, so we stuck to encoding in 29.97fps. The latter means it's actually 24fps but each frame out of every five is just a duplicate of the fourth frame. MP4 but the inverse is not true.Ī: That's because the series is made up out of both native 29.97fps scenes and 3:2 pulldown scenes. H265 would result in much lower file sizes for the similar quality but hardware acceleration is not widely supported. Lower bitrates would just result in unpleasant artifacting during most scenes.Ī. For more details on why we believe it's not worth building into the encode, see this comment by u/Penkki.Ī: The whole point of this project was to create the best quality episodes. Q: What happened to using SVP interpolation for 60 FPS videos?Ī: We believe that it's not really worth it, especially since this can be done with the player on most computers in real time. Check out the guide by u/brucethem00se (linked in the the sidebar at r/TheLastAirbender) for more information. A good first step for setting that up would be to install the K-Lite codec pack (which includes MPC-HC) and to go from there. We recommend MPC-HC w/ madVR for the best viewing experience. Windows Media Player is nice but it doesn't have a lot of codecs included by default. What's going on?Ī: It's probably just your player. Q: I downloaded the videos and there is no audio.
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