mpeg player that deinterlaces on tke fly

[pikpus]

I've a digital camcorder that records movies in interlace mode (I think most of them use

this mode nowdays)

TO play those movies on my standalone DVD player I create MPEGS that are also interlace.
As You know those MPEGS won't look good enough when running on my PC because of interlace

mode, ie 25 frames per second + "mice teeth" effect makes the animation not fluent.
My question is:
is there any software MPEG player/codec that uses "progresive scan" deinterlace method "on

the fly" ?
Progresive scan method separates two fields of each frame into two frames and hence produces

movie with full 50fps.
I know that I could just deinterlace using "progresive scan" method using the virtualdub but

it wouldn't be on the fly and in that way I would have to keep two versions of movies:
interlaced: for my standalone DVD player
"progresive scan" deinterlaced for my PC.

I don't want to have two versions, I just want to have one, interlaced.

Is it possible.

Greetings

Maciej

ps:
I'm using Englard MPEG codec, which uses "motion blur" decinterlace method but as You know

this method still leaves the bieng played movie with 25 frames per second.

[Tommyknocker]

Try WinDVD player. It will play interlaced video without the "combing effect".

[lordsmurf]

I use PowerDVD