I have some video's that were obviously captured, or encoded incorrectly. For example it shows a frame rate of 120 already. However frame advancing through the video shows the majority of the frames are duplicate, identical frames to the one before.
After 'step 1 split into frame', it seems to correctly extract the unique frames. For example instead of 10,000 frames of the original, I get 900 extracted in step 1. This tells me the effective frame rate is more like 10fps, not 120.
What's the best way to 'convert' this into a more reasonable 30fps video? Being that the only options are 2x or more, I can only get 240fps or higher output. But the unique frames really only gives 10fps or so. Do I just have to run with a 240fps goal, and frame decimate later? That seems like a lot of extra processing. Which mode (1-4) would be best for video that have an artificially boosted frame rate? I don't know if frame decimating the original would be best as it might end up dropping unique frames that happen to be next to each other.