It sounds like you need to enable de-interlacing (I don't use Handbrake so I can't tell you how exactly).ĭVDs don't use square pixels. PAL DVDs can be either progressive or interlaced. so it must be progressive as I understand it, right? Progressive and in other words deinterlaced, isn't it? So the source needn't be deinterlaced per Handbrake, right? jumps, you see the person before and after at the same time and between both situations there are black lines in the colours that range from the edge of the first to the edge of the following situation. With every of the tried "options" as shown above, I have symptoms that somehow look as if I had an interlaced signal. size at the moment: 749x576 (original size) (you get the second and third info, if you just rest the mouse over the video info) I opened the first with mediainfo and Quicktime and now I am wondering. and that will be ok for my 4:3 Tube as well as 16:9 LCD (which I am planning to buy)? PS: I want to use x.264 to save this piece of art from vanishing, I am not thinking of anything evil.
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The source is said to be "1.33:1 Aspect ratio, 4:3 Full Frame, PAL". Question: what for god's sake does a poor soul like mine have to do, to get the picture as it was intended by the artist?
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The others were all the same, and all including trial 6 missed the outer picture "parts" from above and under (-> vertical resolution missed part of the picture, though Handbrake said it had minimized the picture there and made the horizontal larger).
The picture was squeezed from left and right, but I could see the whole picture on the left and right on my 4:3 Tube. Only Option 6 created a difference, when watching. What I did: I choose the above options and mixed them and ended up with 6 combinations: What options I am choosing from and not understanding (after studying wikis and Forums): a) keep aspect ratio, b) anamorphic (PAR) (there is no strict etc.
My Problem: I do not know what of the following options I have to choose, if I just want to watch the Film on my TVs (4:3 CRT and 16:9 LCD) the way the director had planned it and wants it to be seen. I do not want to risk loosing it (although DVD prices are low these days) by doing trial and error even more times. I am trying to recover a scratchy DVD, that my DVD-Player doesn't play without stuttering (my Mac still does). I use Handbrake 0.9.1 on PPC with 10.4.11. Because I still wasn't sure, if I did understand it and if I took the right conclusions I went through trial and error. I read and other stuff (also some terms explained in the trac./wiki).
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