Toti
28th February 2003, 02:41
I keep having this problem when backing up my DVDs. It seems that I am the only one with this problem since I have not seen other people posting any similar to this.
I have some DVDs that have a few interlace frames of video within the progressive film video (shrek, contact, Mr nice guy...etc.) Not all Movies have this problem. I see the interlace lines even on the original DVD. It does not really bother but it is there. Sometimes when I see a new movie for the first time I see something weird then go back with the DVD step by step and there it is the interlace frame. It is only for one frame but it repeats like 10-15 times throughout the movie.
The movie "Traffic" has about 40 of these frames, usually is at the beginning of each chapter. This is the most I have encounter on one movie.
In order for me to get them out of my backup I must deinterlace the whole movie but the problem is that CCE slows down to about 1/3 the speed when deinterlacing.
If you analyze the Video on DVD2AVI it will switch for a fraction of a second from film to NTSC. This fraction of a second is not that DVD2AVI is faulty but that indeed the video changed to NTSC interlace for that frame. This is the only evidence that I know I am not crazy, the interlace frame it is there.
My question is? then do people notice this but don't care? or am I too picky?
I am using 32'' Plasma TV connected to component to DVD player.
:confused:
I have some DVDs that have a few interlace frames of video within the progressive film video (shrek, contact, Mr nice guy...etc.) Not all Movies have this problem. I see the interlace lines even on the original DVD. It does not really bother but it is there. Sometimes when I see a new movie for the first time I see something weird then go back with the DVD step by step and there it is the interlace frame. It is only for one frame but it repeats like 10-15 times throughout the movie.
The movie "Traffic" has about 40 of these frames, usually is at the beginning of each chapter. This is the most I have encounter on one movie.
In order for me to get them out of my backup I must deinterlace the whole movie but the problem is that CCE slows down to about 1/3 the speed when deinterlacing.
If you analyze the Video on DVD2AVI it will switch for a fraction of a second from film to NTSC. This fraction of a second is not that DVD2AVI is faulty but that indeed the video changed to NTSC interlace for that frame. This is the only evidence that I know I am not crazy, the interlace frame it is there.
My question is? then do people notice this but don't care? or am I too picky?
I am using 32'' Plasma TV connected to component to DVD player.
:confused: