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  1. 3rd Apr 2004 01:51 #1
    markusb
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    Is there a simple tool that can tell me the vital statistics of a source file including whether it is interlaced or not?

    thanks...
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  2. 3rd Apr 2004 03:30 #2
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    Use "MPEG Info X."
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    Thanks...

    Haven't got a link for that have you?
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  4. 3rd Apr 2004 04:58 #4
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    Their website used to be on: http://www.sbpr.a.se/systemjammers/index.html

    But, you can get a copy of this file here:
    http://homepage.mac.com/WebObjects/FileSharing.woa/wa/default?user=digitalfreak1&templ...cty=US&lang=en
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    Thanks a lot Pusa...
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  6. 3rd Apr 2004 23:16 #6
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    Or, if you don't want to use an application, just look at a part of the video that contains horizontal motion. (on a computer, that is)
    If it isn't broken, take it apart and find out why.
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