Re: [dvd::rip] Re: Deinterlacing

[Sylvain <alivarys_dubyran@xxxxxxxx>]

Robin Hill wrote:

> On Mon Jul 25, 2005 at 10:04:10PM +0200, Sylvain wrote:
>
>  
>
> Basically, on an interlaced video a single frame (i.e. a full screen
> image) is made up of two fields (each field containing alternate lines
> of the frame).  So when using interlaced mode xvid will compare the
> changes in each alternate field to encode it (so it compares the fields
> which will replace each other on the screen).  This means that a single
> frame change is repesented by 2 field changes instead.  This means the
> end result is still interlaced (so the option doesn't perform
> deinterlacing). At least, that's what I understand of it, not having
> delved into the depths of the xvid code!
>
>  
right.
but then, how do you play a non-interlaced video on your computer screen 
?  I tried mplayer and xine with option "deinterlace" but it gave me no 
result.
Thanks,
Sylvain

By the way, you'll find here : 
http://popiet.free.fr/mon_bazard/deinterlacing.html a comparison between 
the different deinterlacing method offered by dvdrip.  this is only what 
I get with my settings and I am not claiming this is absolute truth :)