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  1. 11th Jan 2005 22:46 #1
    JamesB69
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    If I capture MPEG-2, here is a screen shot of ReStream shows:

    I do not really know what much of the stuff means, but when I play back the file on a computer, it plays it back as a progressive image.

    The problem is, there are interlace lines. They are in the normal 3Progressive, 2 Interlaced pattern.

    Can I just tick some of these flags to turn my MPEG-2 into an interlaced one, and would it be DVD compliant?
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    What are you tring to do? Are you going to play this on the computer or Burn it to DVD to play on the the TV?
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    computer primarily, possibly a TV once in a while...

    I think that if I just change both the Progressive flag, and Progressive sequence to interlaced then the software players will deinterlace it, and a standalone passing to a TV will just pass the already interlace signal (even though it is encoded as progressive)...

    I was just wondering if this is right and if it would be DVD compliant...
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