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Few people who upload old video to YouTube have any clue what they’re doing, and even without the watermark, these videos were most likely not archive-quality.
by LocalH 3y ago
Few people who upload old video to YouTube have any clue what they’re doing, and even without the watermark, these videos were most likely not archive-quality. It’s exceedingly rare to see all 60 fields per second preserved.
- mike50 3y agoIt's impossible by definition interlaced footage has to be de-interlaced to work on YouTube.
- seabass-labrax 3y agoNot entirely - you could upload a 50/60 frames per second video where every other frame only has half of the lines. It would probably look terrible without the smoothing effect that a phosphorescent display offers, but it would accurately preserve the information to as high a level of precision as you design the recorder's ADC to measure.
- LocalH 3y agoSo you deinterlace to 60fps with something at least yadif quality. Done and done.