DEINTERLACE or NOT

[scrillah]

When I capture to SVCD, should I deinterlace? My main purpose is to watch on standalone dvd, but may watch on puter also.

[kinneera]

Please, please, search the forum about this. This has been discussed, in-depth, a number of times.

[Vejita-sama]

MPEG2 (SVCD) supports interlacing so it's not necessary to deinterlace. MPEG1 (VCD) does not support interlacing so you'll need a deinterlaced source. For a capture, you'll have to run a filter.

For a DVD rip, it's a telecined source, just enable force film in DVD2AVI or use an IVTC filter. IF it's a DVD that's actaully NTSC 29.97fps true interlaced, then you'll need to use a filter just like a VHS captured source.

[scrillah]

thanks for reminding me

[scrillah]

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On 2001-12-14 16:15:38, Vejita-sama wrote:
MPEG2 (SVCD) supports interlacing so it's not necessary to deinterlace. MPEG1 (VCD) does not support interlacing so you'll need a deinterlaced source. For a capture, you'll have to run a filter.

For a DVD rip, it's a telecined source, just enable force film in DVD2AVI or use an IVTC filter. IF it's a DVD that's actaully NTSC 29.97fps true interlaced, then you'll need to use a filter just like a VHS captured source.
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thanks a million, i knew it but couldn't remember. thanks again