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DVD Player: Deinterlace?
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Using De-interlace
DVD players typically convert interlaced video (a sequence of fields) into non-interlaced video (a sequence of frames). This process, called deinterlacing, usually produces better picture quality. This is especially true for television shows, which are often interlaced when put on DVD.
WIth DVD Player, you can choose to enable or disable deinterlacing, as well as select the viewing quality of the deinterlaced picture.
While the DVD is inserted, choose View > Deinterlace > Enable Deinterlacing.
Choose a picture quality:
Optimal Quality: DVD Player automatically selects the best setting, identified by a diamond symbol next to the setting.
Good Quality: An acceptable quality that does not affect other processes running on your computer.
Better Quality: The highest quality, which can cause other processes on your computer to run more slowly. If your computer doesn't support this level of quality, the option is dimmed.
DVD players typically convert interlaced video (a sequence of fields) into non-interlaced video (a sequence of frames). This process, called deinterlacing, usually produces better picture quality. This is especially true for television shows, which are often interlaced when put on DVD.
WIth DVD Player, you can choose to enable or disable deinterlacing, as well as select the viewing quality of the deinterlaced picture.
While the DVD is inserted, choose View > Deinterlace > Enable Deinterlacing.
Choose a picture quality:
Optimal Quality: DVD Player automatically selects the best setting, identified by a diamond symbol next to the setting.
Good Quality: An acceptable quality that does not affect other processes running on your computer.
Better Quality: The highest quality, which can cause other processes on your computer to run more slowly. If your computer doesn't support this level of quality, the option is dimmed.
