And the video qulaity suffers and defeats the purpose of recording at 50fps. The problem is that oif ffmpeg trancodes at 25 f gprogressive it shows two interlaced frames at the same time which makes the video jagedy and blurry because the frames were recorded at different times. So when I run ffprobe the result will be 50i. What I want is to tell ffmpeg to take every single progressive frame and spilt them in their separate interlaced fields and then transcode them as two separate fields with tff.
The top first field means that when the frames are stored the fiirst and second fields 50 fps interlaced is stored as one but the field order is top field is top field first for when it seperates it on the camera for playback on the camera.įfmpeg just sees is as progressive when it trancodes it but stil sees the fiield order. I think the camera recorded the frames that was recorded as 50 frames per second interlaced and then stores it as 25 frames progressive. enable-libvo-amrwbenc-enable-libvorbis-enable-libvpx-enable-libwavpack-en able-libwebp-enable-libx264-enable-libx265-enable-libxavs-enable-libxvid enable-libschroedinger-enable-libsnappy-enable-libsoxr-enabl e-libspeex-enable-libtheora-enable-libtwolame-enable-libvidstab enable-libmp3lame-enable-libopencore-amrnb-enable-libopenco re-amrwb-enable-libopenh264-enable-libopenjpeg-enable-libopus-enable-librtmp enable-libass-enable-libbluray-enable-libbs2b-enable-libcaca- enable-libfreetype-enable-libgme-enable-libgsm -enable-libilbc-enable-libmodplug enable-libmfx-enable-nvenc-enable-avisynth-enable-bzlib-ena ble-libebur128-enable-fontconfig-enable-frei0r-enable-gnutls-enable-iconv FfprobeversionN-82143-gbf14393Copyright(c)2007-2016theFFmpegdevelopers builtwithgcc5.4.0(GCC) configuration:-enable-gpl-enable-version3-disable-w32threads-enable-dxva2
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