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  1. 14th Apr 2002 06:01 #1
    TheHippo
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    can someone tell me what this means? i've looked through a fe FAQ's but i still don't fully understand whats the difference between the 2 and what each one of them mean, and why i should use one and not the other when doing specific things ?
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    Interlacing and Non-Interlacing are methods the picture is being displayed on your TV (or Monitor), for example, TV's (all of them!) playback in Interlaced format, while a PC Monitor uses Non-Interlaced.
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