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Apply 3:2 pulldown to 24p video with FFmpeg telecine

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For editors who need to turn a progressive 24p clip into an interlaced NTSC or PAL-style pulldown pattern. You end with the right pattern string and first field. Documentary review of the FFmpeg manual; no command was run.

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Apply 3:2 pulldown to 24p video with FFmpeg telecine

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For editors who need to turn a progressive 24p clip into an interlaced NTSC or PAL-style pulldown pattern. You end with the right pattern string and first field. Documentary review of the FFmpeg manual; no command was run.

Example

A hypothetical 24p clip is given the preferred 2332 pattern with top field first, and the output frame rate and cadence are checked; nothing was run.

Useful starting points

  • Use a pattern from the manual's table that matches the source frame rate, or judder will result.
  • If playback shows field-order problems, switch top and bottom first_field.
  • Progressive playback hides pulldown; view the result as interlaced to see it.
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