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  1. 28th Apr 2002 05:44 #1
    NiteFlame
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    Hello,

    when frameserving dvd rips to tmpeg, it often sets the source to "interlace" but sometimes, it doesn't. Of course the encoding process takes nearly twice as long. Can I use a "no interlace" setting without losing quality when the result should be viewed on television only?

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  2. 28th Apr 2002 07:47 #2
    Shabubu
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    If the source is interlaced, then you either have to de-interlace or encode it as interlaced. For vcd you HAVE to de-interlace.
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  3. 28th Apr 2002 08:02 #3
    NiteFlame
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    also for SVCD? Thank You so far!

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    SVCD accepts interlaced videos...

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