Question / Help Deinterlacing

david-1984

New Member
Hi, I will have a stream of a big event where there will be the national TV doing the service. They will provide me a SDI cable with a signal 1080i.
Due to the fact that it is interlaced do you suggest to stream in 1080p or 720p?

What kind of deinterlacing filter should I use in your opinion?

Thanks
David
 

david-1984

New Member
thanks... do you have also a technical explanation why is better to stay with same resolution? Appriciate your support
 

carlmmii

Active Member
Any interlacing artifacts that will be left over from the deinterlacing process are better left at the native resolution. Once you scale it down by a factor, you will end up with a moire effect that's going to follow the scaling ratio.

i.e. from 1080p to 720p, that's a factor of 3:2. That means any interlacing artifacts are going to result in a period of 2 pixels in the 720p rescale. It's much worse the further the scaling factor is from unity -- if say you were rescaling to 1600x900, that would be a scaling factor of 6:5, resulting in a period of 5 pixels. That is much worse than just dealing with any kind of artifacting at the original resolution.
 

david-1984

New Member
Very appriciated. thanks.

Now I have a second doubd... that I dind't thought before... I will have to go on facebook and youtube. I'm afraid that FB will not acept my 1080p :-(
Is this true?
 
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