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2010-10-29, 12:10
Both have resolutions of 1920x1080, so how I can I tell if the video is interlaced or progressive (short of staring 2 inches from the screen to see if I can spot flicker)?
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Ok I'm looking at it and I don't see which part reveals if it's 1080i or 1080p, what should I look for? Is there no way to tell from within XBMC? I figured pushing O during playback would have something about it but it doesn't look like it...
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bobo1on1
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Turn off deinterlacing and check for combing artifacts, they're pretty easy to spot.
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Well I wanted to just quickly identify all of the 1080i movies in my library so I could get rid of them. I guess there's no quick way to do that short of watching each one and looking for artifacts?
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bobo1on1
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Text output of media info should display a Scan type, that should say if it's progressive or interlaced.
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It does. Check out the scan type field under video.
