In the TDecimate documentation, mode=0 is described as such.
TDecimate will examine each set of N frames and decimate the M most similar frames.
However, even if duplicate frames are completely replaced with identical frames as shown below, if the source frame of the copy is immediately after the scene change, the match will be low and will not be selected.
prev=last.Loop(2,0,-1).DeleteFrame(FrameCount(input)-1)
ConditionalFilter(last,prev,last,"<Conditions for determining whether duplicates exist>","=","true")
TDecimate(mode=0,cycleR=1,cycle=5)
If CCPPC is set to 12345, 3 is replaced by 2, resulting in 122'45.
If there is a scene change between 1 and 2, TDecimate will determine that 2' is a poor match for 2, and 1, 4, or 5 may be selected.
In the TDecimate documentation, mode=0 is described as such.
However, even if duplicate frames are completely replaced with identical frames as shown below, if the source frame of the copy is immediately after the scene change, the match will be low and will not be selected.
If CCPPC is set to 12345, 3 is replaced by 2, resulting in 122'45.
If there is a scene change between 1 and 2, TDecimate will determine that 2' is a poor match for 2, and 1, 4, or 5 may be selected.