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Ancient Boii Tribe... - Version: 3.3.1, 7/17/2008 02:11PM PST
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grh-akl
...then it's time to get an education in the technology.
Huh - Version: 3.2.3, 10/6/2007 06:50PM PST
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Ancient_Boii_Tribe
Does what is says ?
What if you don't understand a single word that was said.
What if you don't understand a single word that was said.
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- Huh
Does What It Says 
- Version: 3.1.7, 3/11/2007 07:52AM PST
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vitoarc
I've experimented de-interlacing various QT movies using this program. I've found that JES-D does a great job doing this, as long as you go from an interlaced QT.mov to a de-interlaced QT.mov.
In head to head trials, with all settings equal, if you want to go from an interlaced QT movie to a de-interlaced AVI, I've found MPEG Streamclip to do a better job, exporting without any noticeable decrease in picture resolution.
In head to head trials, with all settings equal, if you want to go from an interlaced QT movie to a de-interlaced AVI, I've found MPEG Streamclip to do a better job, exporting without any noticeable decrease in picture resolution.
