Hello,
Is there a way to select some deinterlace mode and have this selection kept in such a way that I do not have to select it again each time I quit and reload VLC ?
I use version 0.9.6 now.
I didn't remember about having this problem with 0.8.x.
Best regards,
Gingko
Deinterlace and configuration
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Re: Deinterlace and configuration
Tools -> Preferences... (Show settings: All) Video -> Filters and tick Deinterlacing video filter from under Video output filter module. Then Video -> Filters -> Deinterlace and choose the default mode.
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Re: Deinterlace and configuration
I see ...
Shouldn't it more simple to just being able to use Video -> Deinterlace, then selecting some mode, and having this automatically kept for the next restart ?
(especially knowing that, with the proposed method, the video looks like effectively deinterlaced, but the
Video -> Deinterlace still have the "Disable" item checked on restart)
Gingko
Shouldn't it more simple to just being able to use Video -> Deinterlace, then selecting some mode, and having this automatically kept for the next restart ?
(especially knowing that, with the proposed method, the video looks like effectively deinterlaced, but the
Video -> Deinterlace still have the "Disable" item checked on restart)
Gingko
Re: Deinterlace and configuration
Settings are reseted because 0.9.x re-recreates VOUT on every playlist item. There might be changes to this on future.
Re: Deinterlace and configuration
Strangely, when I check Video -> Filters -> Deinterlace & choose "Bob" for "Display deinterlace mode" then save, interlaced videos do play deinterlaced, but obviously NOT using the Bob method: the apparent frame rate is 25 fps (PAL), while with Bob, the apparent fps should be equal to the field per second rate, i.e. 50 for PAL.
When I deselect the default deinterlace filter, and "manually" select "Bob" deinterlacing during a file playback, I do get the expected result: a smooth, detailed image (50 fps apparent) !
In addition, when I select "Bob" instead of "Blend" for the default deinterlace mode for streaming, playing back a local HDV mpeg2 file results in a blinking green screen (GPU is Sapphire HD 4850).....the deinterlace method for "streaming" should have no effect on playback of local files, right ? And certainly not a corrupt green screen...
Am I missing important steps somewhere ?
(VLC 0.9.4 for Win32)
When I deselect the default deinterlace filter, and "manually" select "Bob" deinterlacing during a file playback, I do get the expected result: a smooth, detailed image (50 fps apparent) !
In addition, when I select "Bob" instead of "Blend" for the default deinterlace mode for streaming, playing back a local HDV mpeg2 file results in a blinking green screen (GPU is Sapphire HD 4850).....the deinterlace method for "streaming" should have no effect on playback of local files, right ? And certainly not a corrupt green screen...
Am I missing important steps somewhere ?
(VLC 0.9.4 for Win32)
Re: Deinterlace and configuration
Have you tested 0.9.6? I am not sure what methods deinterlacer considers as streaming.
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