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Patch from the author, Zoltan Hidvegi: The filmdint filter does not handle NTSC "telecined" 15fps movies where there is a frame break in the middle of every second NTSC frame, it outputs only 15 frames for every 30 input frames, ignoring the io option. You can notice this during encoding such a sequence you will have lots of diplicate frames / skip frames messages. The patch below fixes this.

#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use strict;
# Filename: mp.pl
# Date    : created 2001-07-24
# Author  : Felix Buenemann <atmosfear at users.sourceforge.net>
# Idea by : David Chan <prometheus at theendofthetunnel.org>
# License : GNU General Public License (GPL)
#           (refer to: http://www.fsf.org/licenses/gpl.txt)
#
# Description:
# Small Perl helper script that allows to play multiple files with MPlayer.
# Wildcards are supported (eg. "mp.pl -vo x11 /data/*.avi").
#
# Configuration:
# If MPlayer is not in your path, give the full
# path to mplayer binary in the line below.
# (example: "/usr/local/bin/mplayer")
use constant MPLAYER => "mplayer";

my (@parms, @files);

die
"mp.pl: No parameters given!

MPlayer multifile playback helper script 0.9
Copyleft 2001 by Felix Buenemann

Syntax: mp.pl <parameters> <files>

Where <parameters> are all possible commandline switches for mplayer and
<files> can be either a list of files, like file1 file2 file3 and/or a
wildcard definition, like *.avi.

Example: mp.pl -vo x11 /dvd/VIDEO_TS/VTS_05_*.VOB movie.asf
\n"
if ($#ARGV < 0) || ($ARGV[0] =~ m/^--*(h|help)/);

foreach (@ARGV) {
	if(m/^-\w+/) { push @parms, $_ }
	elsif(-f $_ && -r _ && -B _) { push @files, $_ }
	else { push @parms, $_ }
}
die "No valid files to process!\n" unless @files;
foreach (@files) {
	print "Invoking MPlayer for '$_'...\n";
	system(MPLAYER, @parms, $_)
		or die "Couldn't execute MPlayer: $!\n";
	($? >> 8) != 1
		and die "Couldn't properly execute MPlayer, aborting!\n";
}
# EOF