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  1. 14th Jun 2023 07:41 #1
    marcorocchini
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    Hi

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    High Efficiency Video Coding is progressive only?
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  2. 14th Jun 2023 08:15 #2
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    Yes and no. HEVC provides a way to signal that video is interlaced but HEVC has no dedicated encoding method for interlaced video. See https://www.ramugedia.com/interlace-support-in-hevc
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  3. 14th Jun 2023 08:21 #3
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    Read this
    https://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=177099
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    HEVC supports interlaced video, BUT there is no freeware/open-source way to decode interlaced HEVC correctly.
    Anyway, interlaced video should be already dead in this century.
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    Since hevc is meant PRIMARILY for UHD material, it should all be progressive anyway.

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