Like I said "Is it possible to edit my existing nuv files so Myth knows it's deinterlaced already (aka. no guesses)?"
I can't answer this question, but my guess is no. The heuristics you noticed in NuppelVideoPlayer are basically always used, AFAICT; if it's read from the stream, it's not passed through.
I can think of three suggestions: * Continue trying to find a way to detect interlaced frames from the video, and cause it to be passed all the way through the decoder. This is probably the cleanest solution * Come up with some other heuristic for your files and include it in your version of NuppelVideoPlayer. Date-based, maybe? Or slightly change the size of recordings you are making? Look 'em up in a flat file on your disk? Not pretty, but expedient. * Notice that 'bobdeint' is in the recording filter string and double the encoder's framerate, much as is done in the videoout methods.
-Doug
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