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  1. 9th May 2002 08:57 #1
    fisheez
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    okay, I'm in the US and that's NTSC.

    OK, so if I'm capturing digital cable and I'm not plugged directly in (from digital cable box to capture card composite-in) is the image still interlaced?

    How can I tell? I've never seen interlacing lines when viewing the original (before encoding to mpeg) captures using huffyuv.

    ?

    Is deinterlacing a non-interlaced source killing my quality?
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  2. 9th May 2002 10:15 #2
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    If the output of your digital cable box normally goes to your TV, then yes, the video is interlaced.

    How can you tell? Load a capture into Bitrate Viewer and read the stream info in the box.
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    aw, thank you.
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