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  1. 19th Sep 2003 09:02 #1
    yysie
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    Does it matter if I choose the option: "Non- Interlace" or "Interlace" under "Encode Mode"

    And what does: MAC, SEAM, COMPONENT & UNSPECIFIED mean under "Video Format"?
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  2. 19th Sep 2003 09:10 #2
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    Bit more info. It would help to know what you are encoding from, what your output file is going to be and what software you are using.
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  3. 19th Sep 2003 09:11 #3
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    Originally Posted by yysie
    Does it matter if I choose the option: "Non- Interlace" or "Interlace" under "Encode Mode""
    You should keep the choice the same as your source. Especially, keep interlaced if you will be watching on TV and not PC only.

    And what does: MAC, SEAM, COMPONENT & UNSPECIFIED mean under "Video Format"?
    I've never seen (or noticed) those. What program are you using/seeing that in?

    More info might help others give you good answers.
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  4. 19th Sep 2003 10:39 #4
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    Oh, I'm sorry... I'm using TMPGENC... I'm Converting to DVD (352x576)...
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  5. 19th Sep 2003 13:29 #5
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    I also want to know which resize filter is the best cause when I convert 720x352 with TMPGEnc the resulted file is not very well...
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  6. 19th Sep 2003 16:21 #6
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    If your original source is 352x576, then resizing to a larger resolution will always look bad. Resizing down is a whole nother story, that should be OK.
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  7. 20th Sep 2003 04:33 #7
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    Yes I know but it looks like the outputted video got some vertical lines... I choose a very high bitrate so I think it's the resize fiter.... Converting to standard SVCD is much better!
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    If you are encoding using a TMPGEnc template there is no need to use a resize filter. The compliant sizes are set in the template. 720x352 is not a compliant DVD resolution.
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  9. 20th Sep 2003 05:16 #9
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    O I'm sorry but it a bug in the site! I mean 720x576 2 352x576...
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