Hi, 0n 06/05/[EMAIL PROTECTED]:50 Tomi Ollila told me:
> Maik Holtkamp <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > > > BTW: IMHO there is no need to deinterlace when you transcode dv -> > > dvd, is it? > > My digicam produces interlaced output -- which looks very ugly on computer > screen (moving parts)-- I quess TV:s (even lcd-ones) do some extra work to > clean that up but... ... and smartyuv does great work, especially as there > is no real-time requirements in my encodings that is the way to go. Digicam = DV (or some crap like mjpeg + 8bit sound)? Of course it depends what your major target (monitor|TV screen) you encode for. Normaly my major target is a TV crt and quality is decreased when the stream was deinterlaced while encoding. Therefore I prefer to keep interlacing (--encode_fields b). If I (rarely) have to play these files on a monitor I use deinterlacing the player software is offering and it's ok for me. However, IIRC kino did not come with deinerlacer for long time [1] and quick sceens looked really ugly in kino. [1] Just checked 0.81, which offers deinterlacing. -- bye maik
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