Quote:
Originally Posted by Sharc
One should capture VHS (VCR output signals) as interlaced and specify 'interlaced=true' when converting, because VHS is natively interlaced, even if the source is telecined or PsF. The header of the standard .avi container has however no flag to indicate "interlaced", therefore one has to state it explicitely. One may also want to specify the conversion matrix, although the default "Rec601" (for SD, based on vertical resolution) is fine.
(P.S. I just noticed that your uploaded telecined sample (x264 encoded YV12) has been encoded as progressive. It should have been encoded as interlaced, I think.)
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Yes, the x264 sample was inherently converted to yv12 by the encoder. Though the "interlaced" parameter seems to only affect the output of yv12. There is no chroma ghosting when I convert to YUV422 or YUV444
Code:
ConvertToYUV422(interlaced=false)
tfm()
TDecimate()