Oliver Seitz pisze: >> Hello, >> >> I was wondering: when a film is recorded by a camera in 25 fps >> interlaced, actually every other line is updated 50 times per second. >> >> So, since I want to scale the film by 0.5 anyway, I could gain 50 fps on >> the way. Gaining fps is valuable to me, as I am going to play the film >> in slow motion. >> >> So my question is, how can this be done using mplayer/mencoder? >> > > With -vf tfields > > The result even looks far better than I expected. > Thanks, that's exactly what I was looking for; I was expecting good results and am not disapointed. I tried this on two different film formats, and it did not work without additional options. 1) MPEG-TS 1920x1080: I used these options: mencoder -vf tfields -demuxer lavf -mc 0 -noskip It turned out to be an excelent conversion of *.MTS files to a playable format. 2) For MPEG-PS 720x576: I used these options: mencoder -vf tfields -fps 50 Results are great. Cheers Kristo
