Given some of the problems I've been having with yuvkineco I thought I'd try using
mpeg2enc with -I 1 and pass it interlaced material.
So I ran the following sequence:
exportvideo -D 0 -Y 2 {filename} | mpeg2enc -f 8 -i 1 -q 4 -g 6 -G 18 -n n -F 4 -a 2
-s
When I play this on my computer it looks bad - which I would have expected. So I
burned it to DVD, popped it in the player, and it looks even worse...any motion is
really odd looking - as if it is moving foward, backing up, then moving forward again.
I tried various things with 'yuvcorrect' to change the interlacing options and get
the same result.
Is mpeg2enc supposed to be able to handle interlaced material for DVD? Or does that
only work for SVCD? I was looking around at the code and it seemed like it expects
progressive frames whenever -f 8 is used.
-- Ray
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