#!/bin/bash # Many DVDs released in Australia are sped up from 24fps to 25fps. # This script reverses the procedure, correcting the audio pitch. # - The video framerate is adjusted without re-encoding. # - The audio is slowed, and encoded as AAC, preserving surround sound. # - Chapters and subtitles are also adjusted to match the new timing. if [ -z "$1" ] || [ -z "$2" ]; then echo "Usage: $0 infile outfile" exit 1 fi set -o pipefail -eux OLDFPS="25" NEWFPS="24" SLOWFILTER=("-filter" "asetrate=46080,aresample=osr=48000:resampler=soxr") function main { local infile="$1" local outfile="$2" local tmpdir="" tmpdir="$(mktemp -d "${TMPDIR:-/var/tmp}/pal-XXXXXXXX")" local audiofile="${tmpdir}/audiofile.m4a" encode_audio "$infile" "$audiofile" remux_file "$infile" "$audiofile" "$outfile" rm -rf "$tmpdir" } function encode_audio { ffmpeg \ -i "$1" \ -vn \ "${SLOWFILTER[@]}" \ -c:a libfdk_aac -vbr 3 \ "$2" } function remux_file { local infile="$1" local audiofile="$2" local outfile="$3" local audiodelay="" audiodelay="$(get_minimum_timestamp "$infile" "audio")" local videodelay="" videodelay="$(get_minimum_timestamp "$infile" "video")" local videotrackid="" videotrackid="$(get_track_id "$infile" "video")" local suboptions=() local subtitletrackid="" while read -r subtitletrackid; do suboptions+=("--sync" "${subtitletrackid}:0,${OLDFPS}/${NEWFPS}") done < <(get_track_id "$infile" "subtitles") local chapteroptions=() if [ "$(get_chapter_count "$infile")" -gt 0 ]; then chapteroptions=("--chapter-sync" "0,${OLDFPS}/${NEWFPS}") fi mkvmerge \ -o "${outfile}" \ --default-duration "${videotrackid}:${NEWFPS}fps" \ --sync "${videotrackid}:$((videodelay / 1000000))" \ "${chapteroptions[@]}" \ "${suboptions[@]}" \ --no-audio "$infile" \ --sync "0:$((audiodelay / 1000000))" \ "$audiofile" } function get_track_id { mkvmerge -i -F json "$1" | jq -r ".tracks[] | select(.type == \"$2\") | .id" } function get_minimum_timestamp { mkvmerge -i -F json "$1" | jq -r ".tracks[] | select(.type == \"$2\") | .properties.minimum_timestamp" } function get_chapter_count { mkvmerge -i -F json "$1" | jq -r ".chapters | length" } main "$@"