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Bradley, If I write that I want this .................. TELECAST PART ................. ................ HARD-TELECINE PART .............. [A/A][b/b][C/C][d/d][E/E][f/f][G/G][h/h][I/I][j/j] -&- [A/A][a/a][B/B][b/b][B/B][c/c][C/C][d/d][D/D][d/d] but I'm getting this [A/b][A/b][C/d][C/d][E/f][E/f][G/h...

I'm not very familiar with it, but I believe not at this time. Genuine question, what's your reference point for the 33% inflation? It's just a guesstimate based on my experience. Are you feeding HandBrake a line doubled copy of your source to test? No, I'm feeding the results of the encode back in...

The effect is minimal and mostly prevents strong aliasing. The interpolation should not be required. It's simply blowing up the size of the encode by about 1/3rd. I guess you could output half height with custom anamorphic so your player would do the doubling, but most devices will do the same: som...

Bob starts with line doubling, but is also interpolated for quality. Is there a way to solely do line doubling, only, and forego any interpolation? I think that foregoing interpolation would help with compression (and file size) without affecting quality. By the way, setting FPS to '120' didn't wor...

It sounds like you want to disable interlacing detection ... So deinterlace is either always on or always off, right? ... enable deinterlacing with the bob or bob eedi2 setting ... Is bob line doubling? ... and set fps to same as source. That's close. Actually "same as source" produced twitter. Set...

Sorry for double posting. I forgot that in this forum, you can't edit a post.

How do I specify simple line-doubling (of 60 fields/sec) to produce 60 frames/sec? If you don't understand the frame & field specifications below, the question above should suffice. What I have (the source). I have source videos that have mixed 30FPS TELECAST PARTS -&- HARD-TELECINED PARTS. Source:...

How do I specify simple line-doubling (of 60 fields/sec) to produce 60 frames/sec? If you don't understand the frame & field specifications below, the question above should suffice. What I have (the source). I have source videos that have mixed 30FPS TELECAST PARTS -&- HARD-TELECINED PARTS. Source: ...

There's a lot of people whose old, premium audio gear doesn't take HDMI. There's close to a dozen companies making HDMI audio extractors to feed that old gear. They probably all use the same chip. They all seem to work with LPCM only. Users are buying them and returning them. Sad.

Description of problem or question: LPCM is not encoded, nor will it pass through. Therefore, audio doesn't work in homemade home theater system. HandBrake version (e.g., 1.0.0): 1.2.2 (2019022300) Operating system and version (e.g., Ubuntu 16.04 LTS, macOS 10.13 High Sierra, Windows 10 Creators Up...

I don't think "blackhat" was a made-for-TV movie, and even if it was, it shouldn't be at 24fps on a DVD, eh?

Oh, I made a mistake. The source isn't a Special Feature, it's the actual movie. That, of course, makes the judder even harder to justify.

An Activity Log is required for support requests. Please read How-to get an activity log? for details on how and why this should be provided. 'cause your test runs description doesn't really make any sense, i.e. Q is not an encoder preset, and users can't generally be trusted to describe what they ...

This is my attempt to mark this topic solved.

It's format-dependent. H.264 has IDR-frames, H.265 adds a couple additional keyfeames types, if I am not mistaken. In older codecs, any I-frame is usually a keyframe, but it varies. Ah! IDR-frame: instantaneous decoding refresh, flushes the picture buffer. Okay. So I take it that "keyframe" is what...

General video question: I see the term "keyframe" used at various times. I know of only I- P- & B-frames. Is (perhaps) a so-called keyframe the 1st I-frame of a GOP? Or is the meaning of 'keyframe' left up to the author of an article to muck up? -- for example, the author of the Wikipedia page ( htt...

Once again, Thank you for HandBrake. It is such fun. ('sincere' emoji would be here if there was one) Description of problem or question: Can you suggest settings for further test runs? -- I'm at the end of my knowledge of what HandBrake does. Since the source is p24, & MPV is playing p24 (confirmed...

Thanks. I didn't see a HandBrake discussion sub-forum, but maybe there's one there. I'll look it over.

BradleyS wrote: ↑

Mon Sep 16, 2019 9:46 pm

... Anyway, your experience notwithstanding, these kinds of questions are best suited to other forums.

What other forum?

Ah, I owe you a partial appology. I thought you were aware of viewtopic.php?f=6&t=39355#p185860 but now I see you didn't participate in that topic.

My work in broadcast video aside, perhaps the Wikipedia page on interlacing can be of service: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interlaced_video Surely you know how much nonsense there is at Wikipedia. It makes me cringe. "This effectively doubles the time resolution (also called temporal resolution) ...

ohmygod. Is that the way you folks are thinking? Holy Cow.

You contend that i30 frames are composed of two p60 frames, as though 720x240 is a frame?

30i is 60p with each field being half of two consecutive frames in the 60p source. These frames are 1/60 second apart, thus the interlaced fields in 30i are 1/60 second apart. I am ...mystified. "30i is 60p"? "60p source"? i30 has p60 sources? "frames are 1/60 second apart"? I can't believe that wh...

Naturally, as interlacing depends on fields from two different points in time, interpolating these fields reconstructs neither exact point in time, but a combination of the two. Algorithms attempt various processing techniques to minimize any visual aberration, but none are perfect. Unless I'm miss...

BradleyS wrote: ↑

Mon Sep 16, 2019 4:52 pm

The beauty of interlacing detection is where no combing artifacts are detected, the frame passes untouched, preserving resolution and sharpness that is typically diminished by any deinterlacing algorithm.

I fail to see how deinterlacing diminishes resolution. Can you elaborate?