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gloubu 08-24-2020 02:57 PM

Avidemux not encoding interlaced?
 
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Hello!

I'm trying to go from capturing with VirtualDub (720x480 .AVI) to Avidemux (2.6.5) MPEG to be authored to a DVD

I'm following your workflow here: http://www.digitalfaq.com/guides/vid...idemux-pt1.htm

My .AVI is interlaced but when I check the mpeg after it's done encoding it's progressive even though I checked "interlaced" in the settings.

I attached my MediaInfo for before and after.

I'm probably missing something simple.

Thanks! :salute:

gloubu 09-09-2020 03:42 AM

New MediaInfo Screenshots
 
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New MediaInfo Screenshots :unsure:

lordsmurf 09-09-2020 05:09 AM

For MPEG-2 SD conversions, use Avidemux 2.5.x, not 2.6/2.7.

The new versions are best at H.264, not so much MPEG-2. I've seen oddities. Not sure if it's caused by Avidemux, or the underlying ffmpeg.

Did you read my guide?
How to Encode MPEG-2 with Avidemux (Freeware) – Part 1

gloubu 09-09-2020 05:17 AM

Yes! I think I found success with Avidemux version 2.5.4... Getting the interlaced scan type in my MPEG2 finally. My Media Info screenshots are attached above from before and after, VirtualDub (720x480) Interlaced .AVI to Avidemux Interlaced .MPEG2

And yes, your guide was helpful! Thanks!

hodgey 09-09-2020 10:29 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by lordsmurf (Post 71325)
The new versions are best at H.264, not so much MPEG-2. I've seen oddities. Not sure if it's caused by Avidemux, or the underlying ffmpeg.

More likely something with Avidemux, recent command-line ffmpeg still encodes interlaced mpeg2 fine, I doubt there's been much that has change in ffmpeg's mpeg2 encoder in the last 10 years, so there probably isn't any advantage to using a newer avidemux for this specific purpose anyhow.


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