Advanced Timing Tutorial (Nvidia) somewhere?

[David75]

I edited my post after your reply. I mentioned the 120 FPS raws they might be using. When your source frame rate is that high, you cannot use the ConvertFPS command in Avisynth when you re-encode due to the argument restrictions. You must use ChangeFPS, which will delete or duplicate frames which might cause the choppiness you're seeing.

Ok thanks for that, so there's a technical limitation and the workaround is causing that problem too.
Ok I'll check the old shows I've got to see which have some stuttering, but I doubt I'll find raws for comparison.
I guess there are other cases where it appears too

Provided I have enough courage, once every aspect is covered, I'm wondering if I shall write a wiki... if it doesn't yet exist


Edit: right after my post, a highdef raw arrived. Very smooth too, H264@ 23.976
the stats:
[Shinsen-Raws] SOUL EATER - 16 (BS-J_1920x1080 x264-AAC).mp4
Video: MPEG4 Video (H264) 1920x1080 23.98fps [GPAC ISO Video Handler]
Audio: AAC 48000Hz stereo 161Kbps [GPAC ISO Audio Handler]

Very smooth with MPCinternal decoder and FFdshow
Stutters with CoreAvc...

I have 3 other raws waiting, but the chance I get seeds is low. Sadly 2 of them are labelled 120fps... that'd be nice material