Frage von qwetydima:
Hello,
I got on of Canon MV850i DV Power of the output videos on Calculator.
Problem:
avi type2: individual rows are shifted to one another
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avi type1: OK, but can not berbeiten. Programs requiring modern
after type2 avi
during the conversion type1-> type2, the lines are moved back.
Windews Media Player plays both formats without any problem, and in good quality.
I want to have the videos but as XviD or DVD. After the conversion, the lines remain displaced synonymous with Windows Media Player.
Can someone tell me where is the Problemm.
Thank you
Antwort von Stefan:
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interlaced video see synonymous www.100fps.com
DV video is mostly interlaced and the "shifted lines" are normal. The Windows Media Player is default set so that it deinterlace interlaced video displays, ie rausrechnet the time delayed rows.
You can use the in the preparation of XVID / DVD Video rausrechnen synonymous. Most (all?) Video editing programs have a deinterlace function. However, if you want to play the DVD video on a TV, the video runs fine without deinterlacing that is in its natural state.
Good luck
The thick Stefan
Antwort von StefanS:
Hello,
I got on of Canon MV850i DV Power of the output videos on Calculator.
Problem:
avi type2: individual rows are shifted to one another
xxxxxxxxx_
_xxxxxxxxx
xxxxxxxxx_
_xxxxxxxxxx
avi type1: OK, but can not berbeiten. Programs requiring modern
after type2 avi Interlace on the topic you have already responded. But the rest of your posts I can not understand. What are the "modern" Programs for requiring Type 2? Premiere in the days of version 6, called type 2 This is a few years ago. Ulead MSP in the days of version 6, produced in transmission to the calculator only type 1 Since version 7, I can choose between Type 1 and 2nd Among the other programs I can say nothing, but at least it seems to MSP but rather that the "modern" program is here next, because it can both variants.
Can someone tell me where is the Problemm.
Thank you yes, synonymous here went up to 50 cm in front of the monitor :-)
What you should do depends on what playback device you want to view the video.
Examples:
DVD on TV: "Leave it interlaced, no preference, as it looks when editing on the PC monitor.
DVD to a projector, perhaps depends on the projector. You have to try out what looks better.
Interlace DivX on PC: De-because, as you have been noticed on the PC will not automatically remove the interlacing. When playing in Media Player, yes, but not in every application.
Greeting
Stefan
