Sounds great!
And correct! Regular interpolation like 4x on a 24 FPS video and then set down to a hard 60 FPS has more often than not created audio glitches.
I have tried interpolation on entire movies and that has caused major issues to the audio, so I must use handbrake to hardcode it.
Likewise, and I know this may be a much later kinda thing, but let’s say you have an anime or video with two audio tracks, can that an implementation exist where you can set both audio tracks in the final output?
I will see if I can improve the audio for the fixed FPS.
Multiple tracks are really tricky, since there is N possibilities for a video having multiple video/audio tracks. I will try to focus more on the interpolation aspect of the app, and the user will need to use other tools to make the final video. In time I will try to improve usability to support this type of stuff, but is not my focus.
Perhaps an option to provide the split components (interpolated video only, and the original audio track separate) at output for those who want to combine them on their own.
And I'll second the attention to improving the app. Great, really cool utility with lots of interesting and potential applications. Thanks for all the efforts!
