Originally posted by brucethemoose
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- I have run into VFR animation all too often, but I have never run into a file encoded as VFR in the wild. Its usually just encoded as 24p or 30p or some interlaced format and... a mess. But in the same vein, I'm not really an anime consumer.
- I'm not aware of any good linux interpolation that can ingest vfr video, other than mpv's relatively simple frame blending. The closest thing I have witnessed is duplicate frame/native framerate detection on some TV's smooth motion asics (which is actually really cool). I can maybe imagine setting up a vapoursynth script with RIFE or something, but that sounds really complicated and finicky.
Code:
#### Vsync OFF #### vulkan-swap-mode=immediate opengl-swapinterval=0 #wayland-disable-vsync=yes video-sync=audio interpolation=no ###enable this to force mpv to play as 48fps may be useful for testing### #vf=fps=48
also it's worth noting lately I've been having issues getting over 60fps content to work on kde wayland (having a lot of issue in general since my re-install).
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