Interlace lines when exporting from Premier to CCE

[JIM E]

I have a movie which I created in Premier. I used the regular NTSC DV settings. I used the CCE plug-in to convert it to SVCD. The problem is that I get horizontal interlace lines whenever there is vertical movement on the screen. I turned off progressive frames, and this cured the problem on the PC, but there are still interlace lines when I play in on my standalone. What settings should I change to fix this problem on my standalone?

[Mug Funky]

i don't know enough about your movie here...
are the lines blurred? is your source pure video or film?

i can suggest the following things - de-interlacing for pure video, ITVC for filmed source, or maybe just leaving it as is, because SVCD supports fields.

if the fields are blurred, you've got a hella problem without a good solution.. i could suggest a vertical filter to blur them together, but this is a last resort

hmm. i come from a PAL country where ugly interlacing in filmed sources seldom happens (unless you've got an old VHS tape with weird phasing field patterns...)

[JIM E]

How do you check to see if your source is video or film?