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Zenow
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_ 		1. August 2002 @ 04:35 _ Link to this message    Send private message to this user   
Wird stuff.. Xmpeg says the video is interlaced, but if I use the standard setting of de-interlace (shift odd field' with the 10% motion detection, I get an image that looks like those motion-lines in comics when there is movement.
If I set it to 'greedy' and '25%' (just something I tried, no reason for these speciifc settings) the encode looks fine, but I don't see a difference with the encode I made without de-interlace, which looked fine as well, afaik.

Any reason or explanation for this?
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