Frame rate choppiness after deinterlacing

[Guest]

I captured to DV-AVI and it is heavily interlaced when viewing on PC (as
expected). When previewing through software such as WMM and Nero ShotTime,
however, the playback appears progressive (so I asssume deinterlacing is done
in realtime), but the framerate appears just as I would expect. After
encoding and deinterlacing however, playback is just not up to standard - it
is choppy and seems more like a slideshow. On pause, the image looks as
though two frames were mixed together.

Is there any way to emulate the far superior playback of DV-AVI through WMM
and Nero after encoding. Resultant file size not too important. I would like
the video to be progressive, though.

I have already tried encoding through VirtualDub and WMM.
Many thanks,
Justin

 

[Graham Hughes]

Try making a high quality WMV file. This should view much better.

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Graham Hughes
MVP Digital Media
www.myvideoproblems.co.uk
www.dvds2treasure.com
www.simplydv.com

 

[Guest]

Tried that.

Got rid of the ghosting effect using virtualdub and changing the interlacing
method off "blend" (terrible setting IMO). How can I change this setting in
WMM?
Anyway, even with this setting off, the motion still feels stuttered after
the smooth WMM DV-AVI preview....

 

[Graham Hughes]

from the timeline in movie maker, forgetting all your other apps, just save
the movie as a high quality wmv file for playback on pc.

--
Graham Hughes
MVP Digital Media
www.myvideoproblems.co.uk
www.dvds2treasure.com
www.simplydv.com