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The usual tool recommended for this is JES Deinterlacer, which apparently has an adaptive method of finding and removing the 'smear' frames. I haven't used it myself.
The reason this is an issue is that the field cadence used for PF24 is (stupidly, IMO) different from the typical telecine cadence, which is what most 'inverse telecine' algos detect and ...
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As long as the time code is reliable and your camera didn't drop frames, it should be as simple as laying them back to back and then syncing the audio. I normally recommend syncing to a point in the beginning and then checking if it still lines up at the end.
If not, a couple of factors could be in play. It could be that the timecode is just off from ...
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Wonderful ffmpeg command line utility is the solution. Just check their documentation, but something like the following will probably work for your case:
ffmpeg -i video.mts video%05d.png
This will take your video, and create video00001.png, video00002.png... files in the same folder.
You can find a lot of guides for ffmpeg, or ask here for a specific ...
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