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SVCDNOW · 16th February 2002, 20:35

Filtering my video when exporting from Premiere to TMPGEnc is excellent! I edit material that has noticable amounts of noise and this causes MPEG-2 encoders to waste bits encoding the video noise.

My SVCD video looks much better if I use the DNR filter as shown above.

I always encode interlace video. Is there any reason to split the two fields, filter odd/even separately and then re-interlace the fields?

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SVCDNOW Registered User Join Date: Feb 2002 Posts: 3	Should I split even/odd fields when using DNR? Filtering my video when exporting from Premiere to TMPGEnc is excellent! I edit material that has noticable amounts of noise and this causes MPEG-2 encoders to waste bits encoding the video noise. My SVCD video looks much better if I use the DNR filter as shown above. I always encode interlace video. Is there any reason to split the two fields, filter odd/even separately and then re-interlace the fields?