Hi -
> From: Michael Hanke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> after having read all the references, I am a little bit confused concerning
> the interlace/progressive question. I intend to burn PAL-SVCD. Since
> progressive input seems to be much faster encoded than interlaced, I wonder
> if the SVCD standard allows for progressive material? What does SVCD 1.0 say?
> Are hardware players following the standard verbatim?
If IEC-62107 is available online the answer would be in the standard
but I do not believe SVCDs permit progressive streams. A good
description of the SVCD format can be found in the 'vcdimager'
documentation (of course it is not the definitive source). For PAL
"480 x 576 @ 25 fps (PAL 2/3 D1)" is the only choice and is almost
certainly interlaced.
DVDs are interlaced (progressive sequences being forbidding) so I
highly suspect that SVCDs are also interlaced. Using a CD-RW you
could try making a progressive SVCD and see if it works or not.
Hardware players vary a lot in SVCD playing capability. Some units
which claim to handle SVCDs do so poorly while some units will play
anything you place in the tray.
Good Luck!
Cheers,
Steven Schultz
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