If VHS capturing: There are lots of guides here. I suggest to take the source VHS tape framerate as-is, matching the settings of capturing device to the source video system. If you force non-matching settings, you will capture wrong. If Brazil, then extra consideration. I remember Brazil using the hybrid PAL-M (PAL color carrier, but NTSC frame properties) so I am expecting 29.97i fps (525 timing lines, 480 picture lines). Level were different too, I remeber to have seen elevated black pedestal and white at lower levels. If capture device has no setting "PAL-M" then you would capture in setting "NTSC", and correct levels later in Avisynth. If the result is for archival and to be kept interlaced, encode as 4:2:2 and you are done. If the result is for playback on progressive OLED/LCD screens: You may want to use QTGMC. This gives your desired 59.94 fps progressive frames, these you may encode as you wish.