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hinius
5th March 2002, 06:18
Hi, this may be a silly question that demonstrates my ignorance, but if I have a PAL 25 fps interlaced video source, there are two places where I can perform de-interlacing and IVTC when encoding to Divx 5:

(1) Within the Gordian Knot interface

(2) Within the Divx5 codec configuration interface in VirtualDub

Doom9's Divx5 guide skips over this, so I'm not sure if I have to turn it on in (1) and disable it in (2), or vice versa, or enable them in both. I'm not very clear on how Gordian Knot interacts with Virtualdub when using Divx5.

Doom9's guide also indicates that the interlacing/IVTC routines are different in (1) and (2); given that, which would provide me with the better quality?

Thanks in advance.

Acaila
5th March 2002, 09:20
My suggestion is to wait until someone has done a test to evaluate how well the internal deinterlacing of DivX5 works.

Or you could do it yourself ofcourse :)

MaTTeR
5th March 2002, 16:41
Read the FAQ that Doom9 published. It says to continue using the tools that you have been using as Divx 5 de-interlacing is apparently not very good.

Doom9
5th March 2002, 19:16
I knew it was a good idea writing this ;) Q&As are very useful.. but we need all members to read them before posting