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Then, spatial and temporal Markov statistics features (ST-MSF) are extracted from the residual signals inside interpolated frames for MC-FRUC identification.

A pre-classifier is designed to suppress the side effects of original frames and static interpolated frames in candidate videos. The identification of various MC-FRUC techniques is then converted into a problem of discriminating the differences of residual signals among them.

A theoretical model is firstly built for residual signal, which is exploited as tampering trace for blind forensics. A blind forensics approach is proposed for the identification of various MC-FRUC techniques. However, MC-FRUC can also be exploited to fake high frame rate videos or splice two videos with different frame rates for malicious purposes. When you first start a new project, you can turn the proxy clips option on, then, all clips that are added afterwards and converted to proxy clips to be used in the project.Motion-compensated frame rate up-conversion (MC -FRUC) is originally presented to increase the motion continuity of low frame rate videos by periodically inserting new frames, which improves the viewing experience. Trying to stick your HD clips straight into the timeline will most likely bring your system to a halt when you are adding effects and playing the project through on the clip monitor.

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These are, as yellow described, low resolution versions of your HD clips that your PC will be able to handle on the fly. I have to set this option as my camcorder only records at 1080i and speed effects are screwed up otherwise! My comment on force progressive on the render dialog is also wrong, as your clips are already progressive. So ignore me on that one neverhood, I'll have to give it a go at some point! I assumed that if a clip was 60fps and the project was set to a 60fps profile, then the speed effect would work nicely and you wouldn't have to force framerate on any of the clips etc. MOV files and end up with smooth 24fps video? What project settings do I need? What is a good file format to render to? Are there functions on my camera that I can set that will make this whole process easier? Do I need to worry about the difference between 60 and 59.94fps or 24 and 23.976fps?Īpologies, I think I mis-understood how this would work, having not done it myself before.

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So basically what I want to know is: How do I start with 1080p or 720p. I added a clip that was 60fps and tried to slow it down to 24fps (by using the Speed effect and setting the speed to 40%) but when I rendered the project to AVI and watched it, the video was kind of choppy and definitely slower than 24fps. I like the look of 24fps so I'd like to record and export in 24fps.

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As many of you know, the 7D can record 1080p 30fps/24fps and 720p 60fps. I installed Kdenlive on my Ubuntu system yesterday and started playing around with it. However, I've recently developed an interest in cinematography and I really don't want to let the amazing video capabilities of my 7D go to waste.

I'm primarily a still photographer which is why I don't know very much about video editing.

I recently upgraded my Canon Rebel XTi by buying a Canon EOS 7D. I'm hoping this is the right place to ask this question. Hi everyone, I'm new to this forum and to Kdenlive.

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