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olikl · 24th September 2008, 03:39

Hi,
thanks for your answer.

I separated the fields now with an .avs file and loaded it into VirtualDub. It was 50 fps now with 1920x540. I looked at each frame and I could not see any interlacing, i.e. I saw two nearly identical pictures followed by two other nearly identical pictures etc., I hope you get what I mean - Two pictures that happened at the same time followed by two pictures that happended 1/25 second later etc.

My conclusion is that this movie was broadcasted with 25 full 1920x1080 pictures each second. All internet sources say Sky is broadcasting in 1080i. Can anyone help me out here?

Thanks!

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olikl Registered User Join Date: Feb 2008 Posts: 26	Hi, thanks for your answer. I separated the fields now with an .avs file and loaded it into VirtualDub. It was 50 fps now with 1920x540. I looked at each frame and I could not see any interlacing, i.e. I saw two nearly identical pictures followed by two other nearly identical pictures etc., I hope you get what I mean - Two pictures that happened at the same time followed by two pictures that happended 1/25 second later etc. My conclusion is that this movie was broadcasted with 25 full 1920x1080 pictures each second. All internet sources say Sky is broadcasting in 1080i. Can anyone help me out here? Thanks!