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agressiv · 6th August 2017, 17:34

I looked at a particular section. I don't know the technical names for it, but there was a scene where where a hand starts fading into view around frame 50 of the below clip. That's progressive. The pedestal that starts fading into view is interlaced as you can see it visually change every frame even with the fields separated.

I've saved a clip where I used AssumeTFF() and SeparateFields() and saved the resultant frames as an AVI. And of course, the end credits are interlaced as well. Please let me know if I'm wrong with the above conclusion.

https://mega.nz/#!aco3mIQa!Xpd_QqUS0...NPLlj0D7SS6ikg

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agressiv Registered Loser Join Date: Dec 2004 Posts: 117	I looked at a particular section. I don't know the technical names for it, but there was a scene where where a hand starts fading into view around frame 50 of the below clip. That's progressive. The pedestal that starts fading into view is interlaced as you can see it visually change every frame even with the fields separated. I've saved a clip where I used AssumeTFF() and SeparateFields() and saved the resultant frames as an AVI. And of course, the end credits are interlaced as well. Please let me know if I'm wrong with the above conclusion. https://mega.nz/#!aco3mIQa!Xpd_QqUS0...NPLlj0D7SS6ikg