On 09/12/2005 07:32 PM, Philip Corner wrote:
> That's exactly what I thought! More importantly, Xine and Kaffeine will
> refuse
> to de-interlace the resulting video when played (presumably they assume an
> Xvid is already de-interlaced), which makes it painful to watch.
Deinterlacing in Kaffeine can be switched on and off by pressing i and
the deinterlacing quality can be configured by pressing ctrl-i, but this
doesn't have any effect for me. DVDs are always deinterlaced and xvid
movies never, regardless of my settings.
> So, if you want to vertically scale your video, or watch it on your computer
> monitor, you have to de-interlace at encode time.
Use mplayer instead of kaffeine :-)
"mplayer -vf pp=li <file>" deinterlaces the video and "mplayer -vf pp=li
-aspect 4/3 <file>" additionally changes the aspect ratio.
But I also think it would be better to have a deinterlaced and aspect
ratio corrected xvid videos because of less trouble with different
players :-)
But why does deinterlacing highly increase encoding time while mplayer
can deinterlace in realtime with even better results?
Daniel
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