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| - | ====== Video Encoding ====== | ||
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| - | ===== Handbrake Retain/Keep Interlaced Video h.264/x.264 for Encoding ===== | ||
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| - | Interlaced handbrake 1.0.7 support: | ||
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| - | - Use Mediainfo and set to sheet to find source video info. E.g. progressive or interlaced, if tff or bff (top frame first or bottom frame first)\\ | ||
| - | - Choose one of the Matroska presets that is closest to the source format (e.g. H.264 MKV 1080p30 for my 1080i29.97 source). I found MKV gives smallest file with the same quality. H.265 doesn' | ||
| - | - Add :tff or :bff in the "Extra Options" | ||
| - | - Turn off all filters: set to off, set fps to the same as source and constant.\\ | ||
| - | - Feel free to set resolution, etc. You can save the new settings as a custom Preset for future use. | ||
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| - | This will allow your TV or device to perform the de-interlacing which is far superior than removing half the motion resolution as 98% people and/or software encoders do by default. | ||
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