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I don't think people understand interlacing. The really saddest part is when news video is imported from a region with opposite interlacing and the fields are r
by SixSigma 13y ago
I don't think people understand interlacing. The really saddest part is when news video is imported from a region with opposite interlacing and the fields are reversed when broadcast. It means the editors are either only previewing on non-interlaced or half-sized screens or they don't understand what they are seeing.
I once made a similar mistake. Someone submitted a video to my film festival and it was interlaced the wrong way. I swapped the fields and didn't do a full preview. Half way through the submitted video had swapped field order and I'd not noticed.
After the screening I explained the error and apologized. She hadn't even noticed. Some people just can't see.
Another example - a single field glitch.
me : what's that glitch?
person : what glitch?
me (touching the screen next to the glicth) : here
person : what glitch?
I just couldn't get them to see it.
- derekp7 13y agoI can't tell you how many times I've sat down at someone elses computer back in the CRT monitor days, and had to up their refresh rate to something tolerable (it was always defaulted at 60Hz). Almost no one noticed the flicker at 60. This used to not be so bad, until most interfaces switched to black text on a white background. Argh, my eyes bled.