Hi,
Im trying to set original input video to 12.5 fps to be able to interpolate to 25 fps. My issue is that after typing the input fps it stays as 15 and can’t be set to irregular number. Is that a bug or am I doing something wrong ? How should I set 12.5 fps as input.
Thank you very much for help.
Best
On a normal video, I was unable to find the option to change the input FPS. On an image sequence though, it was there and it accepted me typing in 12.5 no problem.
On image sequence or video I cannot even make a dot (.) in the window. If i try to use a preset like 23.976 or 59.94 and edit it into 12.5 the field gets a red color and cannot be saved with that setting. It’s like that for the edit in window and preferences import window. Looks like on the image below.
Dear Topaz team do I have a bug in my version of software or how to set 12.5 FPS as input ?
What’s your export file type set to? I left mine on PNG.
I use EXR as input, cannot change that type. EXR as output, and I don;t want to switch to any other format for my needs. Im not sure why you can change to 12.5 fps in input and I cannot make that change. Also is there any connection between filetype and what framerates I can set ?
If anyone from Topaz can read it I urgently need help on this in a bigger project. It was otherwise not a big benefit to buy a product which lacks a basic functionality
Thank you for support in advance !
I asked because you can modify the ffmpeg command TVAI generates and run it. Still odd that it let’s me change it for PNGs but not you for EXRs.
How to change ffmpeg command that TVAI generates and run it ?
Get it all ready, then:
Paste it into a text editor. Make the changes that you need.
Open the command prompt or terminal from within TVAI:
Paste the modified command in there from the text editor. Since this example is all about image sequences, you’ll need to make the output folder for the images before you run the command.
In my screen shots, the folder ‘clip_apo8’ does not exist yet. Running the command, sadly won’t tell you that that’s why it fails.
