There IS a codec. You are using harwdare compression, in other way you can´t have an interlaced signal. Try with progressive hardware.Warspite wrote:So there is no third party softaware or codec. Just me, Resolume and live input from another laptop with test signal.
Great!cvanhoose wrote:Check your capture settings. I use Blackmagic cards. There is an option within properties for frame blending.
No, there is no codec. Uncompressed interlaced signal from TV-Out (poore old TV-standarts). I can encode/compress during capture, but in resolume we do "preview", not capture.francoe wrote:There IS a codec. You are using harwdare compression, in other way you can´t have an interlaced signal. Try with progressive hardware.Warspite wrote:So there is no third party softaware or codec. Just me, Resolume and live input from another laptop with test signal.
Capture, interlace and then deinterlace have non sense. Even more, when a good method for software deinterlace leads a heavy load in all situations.
Anyway, deinterlacing by frame blending needs to be a minimum today.
Great! Because its already a big limitation when working with small pitch LEDs.edwin wrote:I'll put deinterlace on the list, we actually had more options for this in version 2.
Found no option for deinterlace in blackmagic setup.cvanhoose wrote:Check your capture settings. I use Blackmagic cards. There is an option within properties for frame blending.