This option has no effect if the source stream is not an MPEG-1/MPEG-2 stream. This option is enabled by default disable it when you are sure your file is not interlaced. This is a very advanced option: only professional users may see the difference in the output movie. By checking "Reinterlace Chroma" you can enable a special remapping of 4:2:0 chroma lines so they will be split correctly between the two video fields. If you are converting an interlaced MPEG-1/MPEG-2 file, you may wish to "reinterlace" chroma. it performs a fast deinterlacing by dropping one field).
#MPEG STREAMCLIP MPEG2 VIDEO DECODER MOVIE#
If the frame height you have chosen for the exported movie is up to 288 and you check "Interlaced Scaling", MPEG Streamclip discards the lower field before scaling the picture (i.e. If the frame height of the source file is up to 288, interlaced scaling will not be enabled. Interlacement requires a frame height of more than 288 pixels. This setting is now enabled by default remember to disable it with progressive files.
If you don't, interlacement will be lost in the scaled movie, and, worse, you will get many visual artifacts. If you are scaling an interlaced file to a different height, you can tell MPEG Streamclip to preserve interlacement and scale each video field separately by checking "Interlaced Scaling". Therefore, here are some comments/peculiarities of which you should be aware when using interlace/deinterlace/MPEG2 settings: Not sure which specific settings you may be using. Is there anything I'm missing? Is there a way to get QT Player Pro to deinterlace playback of MPEG2 without converting to a different format?
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