I note that VLC default is to disable thsi & that there is not a lot of help in FAQ etc on how to choose the best option. ( PowerDVd7 on the other hand, defaults to having this Enabled)
is this because for most file types the VLC options have no effect, - for playback on a flat screen monitor connected via DVI or HDMI ?
I mostly watch DVD rips ( .avi format), occasionally I watch (PAL) DVDs. so I need to even know about deinterlacing ?
deinterlacing options
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Re: deinterlacing options
You don't need deinterlacing with most DVD or AVI files because they are progressive most of time. DV AVI is one exception where you want to enable deinterlace.
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Re: deinterlacing options
Im playing a Television news stream so its coming interlaced and the ticker on the bottom of the screen is unreadable, once I put deinterlace=discard on the picture becomes much better and the ticker readable...
It seems that VLC ignores this setting, although the documentation says its a valid setting
It seems that VLC ignores this setting, although the documentation says its a valid setting
Re: deinterlacing options
?It seems that VLC ignores this setting, although the documentation says its a valid setting
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