On Tue, 26 Aug 2003, Scott Bigham wrote:
> [Hmm, this hasn't shown up on the list for twelve hours, so I'm assuming
> it got lost in the shuffle and resending it. We Apologize for the
> Inconvenience.(TM)]
SF is just backlogged - sometimes worse than other times. I've
seen stuff I sent out delayed enough I had forgotten I sent it ;)
> > :pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/cvsroot/kino
Yep - smilutils is off of the kino project, should be
straightforward to check out the latest smilutils
> > How are you doing the capture? With 'dvgrab' perhaps?
>
> Yep, --format raw. Should I be using something else? (I'm hoping to
dvgrab with the raw format is a very good way to do it - I use
that myself and then kino to do the trimming/cutting.
> > If you play the raw DV data what does it look like?
>
> The combing effect is visible with playdv, most clearly on changes of
Ummmm, I thought the problem was 'juddering' which would indicate
a field order problem of some type. "combing" is just an
unfortunate side effect of displaying interlaced video on a
computer/progressive display.
> camera angle or objects moving against a contrasting background. I can
> also see the effect in Kino, particularly when stepping frame-by-frame.
You might try deinterlacing on playback to see if that makes
a difference. I know MPlayer+ffmpeg offer a number of
deinterlacing filters that can be tried.
Steven Schultz
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