Topic: Saving 60fps video with SVP and VLC

Hi Guys,

I'm sure most of you already know this, but this is for the archives. big_smile

I wanted to save a SVP generated 60fps video (date 27.10.2017) and I was Googling an answer how to do that, and I was getting these SO over complicated and SO old instructions how to do that.
I wanted to make this post so people Googling a solution don't have to deal with that anymore. Here is how you save the 60fps (or what ever FPS) video created with SVP with VLC (in the year 2017):

1. You need to enable the VLC deinterlace replace feature in SVP. (In control panel: Menu -> Utilities -> "SVP in VLC")
2. In Windows, go to the command prompt (WIN+R and then CMD + Enter) and do: "C:\Program Files\VideoLAN\VLC\vlc.exe" "source.mp4" :sout=#transcode{vcodec=mp4v,deinterlace,fps=60}:file{dst=destination.mp4}
(Where source.mp4 is your source file and destination.mp4 is your destination. Change the FPS value to whatever you want.)

It uses what ever settings you have configured in the SVP Control Panel. Simple! Have fun!

Br, Campusto

Re: Saving 60fps video with SVP and VLC

The alternative to SVP transcoding?

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3 (edited by James D 27-10-2017 12:25:08)

Re: Saving 60fps video with SVP and VLC

SVP Code is absent in Free version but so does VLC support. But yeah, alternative for those who like manual stuff.

Re: Saving 60fps video with SVP and VLC

I don't have that transcoding option available, I didn't even know it existed. I have the full paid version (SVP 4 Pro 4.2.0.122).
How do I get it?

Re: Saving 60fps video with SVP and VLC

install the corresponding "SVPcode" package