[vlc] Re: command line deinterlace ?

Jeremy Ardley jeremy at electrosilk.net
Sat Jul 24 11:11:07 CEST 2004


Gildas Bazin wrote:

>You'll also need to activate the deinterlace filter (with --filter 
>deinterlace). The above option only sets the default deinterlacing method.
>  
>
To confirm then. To switch on deinterlacing I enter something like this? 
(Is order important?)

vlc -vvv <some multicast URL> --loop --fullscreen --filter deinterlace 
–-deinterlace-mode linear

Just a note, When using VLC as a multicast server looping playing one 
piece of content off disk to a fixed multicast address, I found I need 
to put --loop (as above) on the receiving VLC player or it stops after 
the first play of the content.

Is this expected behaviour?

Intuitively I would have thought that listening to a multicast address 
would continue across items without requiring a loop. The address is the 
same, just the content is changing.

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