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  1. 8th Apr 2007 09:16 #1
    PTRACER
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    Hi,

    A friend made a copy of a DVD for me (just of a motor race, not a film etc.!) and the resulting video is jerky. I ripped it to my computer and found that the source has been deinterlaced and that's most likely the cause of the jerkiness.

    Can anyone suggest what I can do to interlace it again and get the video smooth as it should be?
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    Well, ok, it's not jerky as such, it's just not as smooth as a baby's bottom like DVD's should be.
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    Deinterlace will cut motion resolution by half. For PAL this is 50 fields/s to 25 frames/s.

    You can't get it back without starting over with the original file.
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    check the file with gspot

    it sounds like your playing a 25fps file at at 29.97 and it needs to have the frame rate /corrected,

    sounds like it was incorrectly converted, re-encoding might fix it
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