De-interlace Video improves the TV capture quality a lot

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De-interlace Video improves the TV capture quality a lot

Postby ricky321 » 24 Jan 2005 13:27

Dear All,

I use the Windows XP as the TV channel's streaming server.

My TV capture card is the ASKEY TView2000 with the BT878 chipset.

I am using VLC081 as the streaming server with MP4 video transcoder and 2048kbps bit rate.

I try to set the capture card's PAL output resolution to 640x480 or 768x576 to get a high quality picture output.

However, I found that the athlete's edge will have S type distortion when I stream the sports channel.

This S type distortion will disappear if I lower the vertical resolution to 288 (eg. 720x288).

However, the picture quality becomes lower since the resolution is lower.

Finally, I found that the default stream_out_transcode's video de-interlace function is disabled.

I enable the stream_out_transcode video de-interlace function.

And Every thing becomes very good, the athlete's motion and movement is perfect ! I can't see any S distortion at their edges any more.

VLC081's Stream_Out_Transcode Video_Deinterlace function is quite powerful !

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