Frage von joerg.ehehalt:
Hello everybody!
Before I burn a DVD with interlaced video, I would first like to check that with the interlace everything is OK or whether, for example, the field order was rotated somewhere or whatever.
But I have no idea how I can spend on the fly from an MPEG video from a PC or Mac with interlace on the television.
On the computer monitor, it seems so anyway always gedeinterlacet and my Matrox video card is on the TV-output, only one picture with half the vertical Resolutionaus, without interlacing.
Has anyone any idea whether there may be a different graphics card, which can sowas?
About DV - Out and of course the camera was going, but synonymous, it's no fun when you have to convert the video just to look more after IR.
Regards
Jörg
Antwort von Bruno Peter:
I give MPEGs of the hard drive from the Canopus DV Storm2 video card connected to it s.einen PAL TV in full Resolutionraus.
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Antwort von Stefan:
A blank DVD costs about 80 cents. That would be worth the safety.
Tip # 1: Purchase more blanks. While authoring the DVD is enough wrong (too high bit rate, burner problems, inconsistencies menu Bedruckprobleme ...)
Tip # 2: "Take RWs" sounds interesting, but it is not. DVD Players show off / sometimes falter when often scribbled and quickly erased RWs. It then looks for a wolf.
Good luck
The fat Stefan
Antwort von Markus:
Hi All,
With DVD-RW (eg, of Verbatim) I have so far not had any bad experiences. However, I do not label the discs directly with a pen, but only the inlay of the jewel box.
All (larger) Programs, which I as DVD video burning, I first test on DVD-RW burned in stand-alone DVD player.
