hello
i found that QTGMC() is doubling the frames in the video so i have 50FPS and not 25FPS.
and i see that it is not Damage the quality.
This enhances the movement and the the movement looks really good.
but i know that if i will add SelectEven() after QTGMC( Preset="Slow", Sharpness=0.75 ) so i will get the correct FPS rate (25FPS)..
but in 25FPS the movement is not better.
but i sow that People recommend for 25FPS..
why?
It does not lose frames?
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PAL DVD is usually 25FPS interlaced. So, to re-interlace:
Code:QTGMC( Preset="Slow", Sharpness=0.75 ) ... run some processing... ... run some processing... AssumeTFF().SeparateFields().SelectEvery(4,0,3).Weave()
Last edited by sanlyn; 25th Mar 2014 at 11:44.
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but i sow that People recommend for 25FPS..
why?
If you're leaving it progressive, then keep it 50p . 25p would be half the motion samples
If you're interlacing it, then that's 50 fields per second , 25 frames per second . It's 25 frames per second, but still has 50 motion samples per second -
i dont care about youtube... i playing this on my Xtreamer and PC.
50P is Better then 25P?
Do most modern players can play 50P (not DVD players)?
this is very important question for me.
i dont know what is the Difference.
In any case I get a good result ..
Why is this important?
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there is no "DVD" in this story.. -
Yes 50p is better than 25p - motion is more smooth . You throw away half the frames when you use selecteven()
Yes PC can play 50p . Modern hardware players can play 50p for SD resolutions , but most currently have problems with 1080p50
Re-interlacing is only if you are going back to DVD or SD blu-ray . IMO if you're going through the trouble of using QTGMC, you might as well leave it progressive -
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Because movies , tv series are currently and used to be shot on film (24p) , and sped up for pal regions (25p) . But nowadays, more and more are using digital cinema, but still use 24p
Soap operas, Sports, use 720p59.94 or 1080i59.94 (in 60Hz regions like North America); or 1080i50 or 720p50p (in 50Hz regions, like UK, Europe)
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