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  1. 19th Nov 2001 04:33 #1
    jdee
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    I really need somebody to help me.
    Is the deinterlace filter useful or not, does it produce better quality?
    I capture 720x576 Avi and convert to SVCD in Tmpeg 2.01.
    I need the results to be good for TV playback.
    Thanks!
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  2. 19th Nov 2001 05:35 #2
    cuervo
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    You're much better off using DonalD Graft's "smart deinterlace filter" and VirtualDub. See the VirtualDub website for the link to Don's filters.
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  3. 19th Nov 2001 06:25 #3
    Shabubu
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    You don't need to de-interlace for SVCD, as SVCD's can use interlacing. Though I personally wouldn't capture at 720 (it means you can cap longer, and there is no loss in quality, just resize the cap'd file in vdub and frameserve).

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