[FFmpeg-user] dv => mp4: deinterlace or not, and how?
Mark Himsley
mark at mdsh.com
Fri May 6 00:41:18 CEST 2011
On 05/05/2011 22:18, Bouke wrote:
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "belcampo" <belcampo at zonnet.nl>
>
>> If the final display is a TV, which is capable to deinterlacing
>
> Oi, big misunderstanding....
> a good catholic (injoke) TV is NOT capable of de-interlacing.
Although, there are many non-cathode-ray-tube displays that do
de-interlace (by line doubling fields), the £3500 JVC TFT monitor next
to me and the £350 Sony telly at home being just two examples...
> It is capable of displaying interlaced images one field after another, thus
> making pretty moving pictures.
but, yes that is definitely a better, if somewhat wordy, description
that sits better with my pedantic way of thinking.
> (don't get me started about 100 Hz sets...)
vile, horrid, turn it off NOW.
Do manufacturers not understand the time domain?
--
Mark
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