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dplaton · 8th December 2004, 10:53

Thank you for your time.

What does Interleave(), I didn't understand.
Please say it in simple English.
I represented Interleave() as combining 2 fiels in one frame,
but that is not true.

Why I try to understand how to process interlaced clips?
I made some hours of deinterlaced home captures and it was
painfully slow 1fps (even the grass was clear).

Now I think that deinterlacing is not at all needed for my home
videos.
If the target is MPEG2 on a TV set or on a PC via DVDplayer interlaced is just fine.
If the target is MPEG4 just SeparateFields and everything is OK, even on my 950 MHz Duron.

The Doom9 guide tells how to deinterlace, once again for me I think I don't need, but says allmost nothing on how to treat interlaced video.

Once again thank you.

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dplaton Registered User Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Romania Posts: 101	Thank you for your time. What does Interleave(), I didn't understand. Please say it in simple English. I represented Interleave() as combining 2 fiels in one frame, but that is not true. Why I try to understand how to process interlaced clips? I made some hours of deinterlaced home captures and it was painfully slow 1fps (even the grass was clear). Now I think that deinterlacing is not at all needed for my home videos. If the target is MPEG2 on a TV set or on a PC via DVDplayer interlaced is just fine. If the target is MPEG4 just SeparateFields and everything is OK, even on my 950 MHz Duron. The Doom9 guide tells how to deinterlace, once again for me I think I don't need, but says allmost nothing on how to treat interlaced video. Once again thank you.