From: Miguel F. <mfr...@gm...> - 2004-07-14 13:46:11
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Hi, On Wed, 14 Jul 2004 07:50:56 +0100 (BST), James Slorach <jr...@ja...> wrote: > When tvtime framerate_mode is FRAMERATE_FULL, and it is not in film mode, > deinterlaced frames have a duration of 1501. The first few progressive > frames with rff have a duration of 4504. hmmm, ok. that's right, i completely oversaw this (i will check again your suggestion about skipped frames) still, i guess the movement will be hardly smooth for this sequence, even if we follow all flags and don't skip anything. there is probably motion on consecutive fields, then, suddenly we have 3 equal fields (due pf=1, rff=1). no smooth pan movement would survive. perhaps we should export this stream frame-by-frame to understand how is it supposed to be displayed. i tried forcing progressive frames to be deinterlaced as well and it seemed pretty smooth. maybe the flags are wrong? > > have you been able to reproduce this? > > i added a printf when frames to skip > 0 in tvtime and it never happened here. > > I have seen this when playing rff_anomaly.vob with --verbose=255 and > tvtime active (with pulldown=none, although with this short clip pulldown > may not work anyway). ok, added to my todo list ;-) regards, Miguel |