Posted: Thu Jul 14, 2005 11:13 am
There are a couple of reasons why you might not see the motion-induced interlace mismatch I illustrate above if you're using a TV signal:
- The TV is showing a movie or something else originally recorded on film. Film frame rate is typically 24 frames a second, so both interlaced half-frames actually (mostly) come from the same original film frame.
- You've paused a video or DVD. They sometimes manage pauses by only using one half-frame, in which case you'll not see motion-mismatch. With old basic VCRs you'll likely see mismatches.