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Working with the Web Pages
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10.4.1 General tab
Video page: General tab with Show Preview button pressed
Settings on the General tab apply to all encoders.
General Settings
PAL / NTSC Auto , PAL , or NTSC . The video display standard.
Video source
Interlaced Interlaced scan, originating from traditional television
systems, uses two fields to create a frame, one holding
the odd lines in the image, the other holding the even
ones. The two fields are captured at different moments.
It is recommended to deinterlace (see below) interlaced
video if you are planning to watch it on a progressive
display, such as a computer monitor.
Progressive Progressive scan captures the entire image in one go.
Images from progressive sources do not need
deinterlacing, therefore. Selecting
Progressive dims the
Deinterlacing list.
Deinterlacing
Off No deinterlacing performed.
Motion adaptive (M.A.D.) This technology creates new pixels through interpolation
in areas of motion and uses pixels from the next field
where there is no motion. This is generally the best
setting for reducing artefacts in images with moving
objects.
Edge adaptive (E.A.D.) Pixels are interpolated along edges to remove the
appearance of jagged edges. This is the recommended
setting for making snapshots for face recognition
purposes, for example.
Note:
The best option is to experiment with the two deinterlacing methods
to achieve the highest quality image possible for your application.