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In case of PAL video we don't see two duplicate frames, but we still see two different frames (fields) at the same time. That's the "double image" I meant.
by cubefox 3y ago
In case of PAL video we don't see two duplicate frames, but we still see two different frames (fields) at the same time. That's the "double image" I meant.
- mrob 3y agoOn an interlaced display, the two different fields are not displayed at the same time. If you merge the two fields into a single non-interlaced frame and display it on a progressive scan display you might see a double image, but that's not inherent to interlaced video.