Den 30.05.2023 11:21, skrev Andrew Randrianasulu:
...snip
Also, there was another page suggesting yuv420 option useful for
*NTSC* interlaced DV to DVD
https://renomath.org/video/linux/dv/encdvd.html
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Our focus is encoding widescreen NTSC interlaced video source from a
miniDV camcorder. We attempt to preserve as much of the quality of the
original source as possible.
[..]
Yes, Eric Ohlson has beside this "DVD compliant mpeg2 on Linux", some
other related howtoes worth to mentione at the same time.
To notice is to try to capture most possible colors 422 out of the
camera sources (refere to our previous posts about A/D and HDMI-USB3
capture cards)
Hi8 Tape to DVD Video Workflow
/If you have a faster system you may want to consider capturing using
the DV50 codec using a 4:2:2 color space. In order to do this, libng
from the xawtv project needs to be patched to recognize the dv50 codec./
https://renomath.org/video/linux/hi8/
HDV to DVD in Linux
https://renomath.org/video/linux/downres/
HDV to High Definition DVD Workflow with Linux
https://renomath.org/video/linux/hddvd/
Mjpegtools
The mjpegtools encoder runs more slowly than ffmpeg on my computer;
however, no patches are needed to handle interlaced video. The
encoding commands
$ lav2yuv s001.avi |
yuvcorrect -T INTERLACED_BOTTOM_FIRST |
mpeg2enc -M0 -nn -a3 -f8 -G18 -b7000 -V230 -q9 -o s001.m2v
$ lav2wav s001.avi > s001.wav
$ toolame -b224 -s48 s001.wav s001.m2a
$ mplex -f8 s001.m2v s001.m2a -o s001.mpg
work, but unfortunately reduce the effective color space to 4:1:0.
Better results can be obtained by using y4mscaler and the commands
$ lav2yuv s001.avi -C 411 |
y4mscaler -I ilace=BOTTOM_FIRST -O chromass=420mpeg2 |
mpeg2enc -M0 -nn -a3 -f8 -G18 -b7000 -V230 -q9 -o s001.m2v
$ lav2wav s001.avi > s001.wav
$ toolame -b224 -s48 s001.wav s001.m2a
$ mplex -f8 s001.m2v s001.m2a -o s001.mpg
This interpolates the chroma in the horizontal direction before
subsampling it vertically.
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Yet another source suggest only old CRT TV
can display interlaced DVD material as intended, and Plasma/TFT
TV or computer monitors better accept de-interlaced material.
https://xpt.sourceforge.net/techdocs/media/video/dvdvcd/dv04-Interlace/single/
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