• Advanced encoding option.
1) Interlace encoding mode:
Encodes each frame by separating the field units into
even numbered line fields and odd numbered line fields. You
can improve screen quality using this option when horizontal
lines appear in the input source screen. When the Interlace
Encoding Mode is set, an MPEG file whose frame type is
interlaced is created. This option is available only in MPEG2.
2) De-interlace:
Removes the horizontal lines on the screen entered in
the frame unit before encoding. If you select the Interlace
Encoding Mode above, you don‟t have to use this option. In
addition, if you select De-interlace, you can obtain a good
quality MPEG file without using the Interlace Encoding Mode.
Interlace Encoding Mode and De-Interlace are very effective
when converting DV-AVI files created by Camcorders into
MPEG files.
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