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Hello guys,

 

So does anyone got a good way to encode 24 FPS videos into 60 FPS?

As I have tried some guides, but they are old, and is not updated anymore, hence why I am writting this topic.

 

I hope someone out there is able to help me!

 

Thank in advance

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Hello guys,

 

So does anyone got a good way to encode 24 FPS videos into 60 FPS?

As I have tried some guides, but they are old, and is not updated anymore, hence why I am writting this topic.

 

I hope someone out there is able to help me!

 

Thank in advance

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Hello guys,

 

So does anyone got a good way to encode 24 FPS videos into 60 FPS?

As I have tried some guides, but they are old, and is not updated anymore, hence why I am writting this topic.

 

I hope someone out there is able to help me!

 

Thank in advance

just open vegas pro and render the image in 60 fps. 

 

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Tried that, but the tutorials for it, is outdated.

PS - I am using Adobe Premiere Pro (CC).

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Tried that, but the tutorials for it, is outdated.

PS - I am using Adobe Premiere Pro (CC).

then PP should be able to auto do it

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How do you do it Premiere Pro, as I can mostly find topics about 60 FPS to 24 FPS, not 24 to 60.

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Why do you want to up it to 60 fps anyway? It's only going to look worse, unless it's interpolated.

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I've seen others that are using i example, Logitech C920 and encode it to 60 FPS, and it looks good imo.

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There is a difference no doubt, it is more smooth. Why not do if, when you can? I know its not native 60 FPS, but you may as well improve whatever you have.

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How do you do it Premiere Pro, as I can mostly find topics about 60 FPS to 24 FPS, not 24 to 60.

just do the opposite

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Just wondering, but wouldn't this cause the video to go too fast?

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There is 2 ways to change fps on video and that is to ether remove/duplicate frames or change speed.

So there is no way to create a true 60fps video from 24fps material, unless you wanted a speed up timelaps.

Even going from 24fps to 25fps can be problematic.

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Just go into Premiere and render the video in 60fps, it will not make it go fast or anything..

It will just make it so a few frames are shown multiple times a sec, if that makes sense.

 

Or do you want interpolating too?

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What I am going for, is a close to true 60 FPS experience, where it doesnt look like the material is speed up.

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What I am going for, is a close to true 60 FPS experience, where it doesnt look like the material is speed up.

It'll still look pretty weird if it was natively recorded at 24 FPS.

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What I am going for, is a close to true 60 FPS experience, where it doesnt look like the material is speed up.

I highly doubt you can make it look smoother just by artificially increasing the framerate at which the video is rendered.

True 60FPS video looks nice, if you do some frame interpolation it will look weird.

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Are you doing this to watch videos or?

If you're just watching videos locally then I'd recommend SVP: https://www.svp-team.com/wiki/Main_Page

 

It's free, but you want a pretty decent PC powering it. It can be resource heavy.

 

For permanent 60fps videos use this guide: http://www.spirton.com/convert-videos-to-60fps/

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