On Thu, 28 Oct 2004, Roman Shaposhnick wrote:
> > The one that causes dvdview to print "frame picture" or similar
> > info ;)
> That's the thing -- "frame picture" doesn't mean that your fields are
Well, take that with a grain of salt ;) I was going from (faulty)
memory about what dvdview actually prints - it's really something like
"progressive frame".
> from the same point in time. In fact I know of no flags that could
> express that in MPEG2 (except for "progressive" :-)).
Try running "dvdview -v 3" on a clip that is progressive and you'll
see the real message rather than my mis-remembering of what it
actually prints :)
I did, earlier today create a short .m2v file from progressive
data (y4mblack is a handy /dev/zero of sorts for generating whatever
"I" tag, color, etc you need) and dvdview showed the difference
right away compared to interlaced encoding.
Cheers,
Steven Schultz
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