GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 775231
video: Bottom-field-first is a bad default
Last modified: 2018-11-03 11:51:53 UTC
For interlaced video, we have a flag to specifically signal that we have top-field-first. However everything except for NTSC DV is top-field-first, so that would make a much better default (and almost no code is setting the flags anyway). I'm not sure how to best change this in 1.x though, any ideas?
http://www.provideocoalition.com/field_order/ Generally: HD is upper field first DV (PAL or NTSC) is lower field first standard definition D1 PAL is upper field first standard definition D1 NTSC is usually (but not always) lower field first
I'd mark this as 2.0, as I don't see how we can change the default value for a property without risking breaking existing applications. And from your list, it's like 60-40 in favor of tff, so any "generic-ish" application has to have code to set it anyway.
Really? This does not really break anything noticibly, chances are you wouldn't even notice the change if it happened.
Does 'HD' in the list here mean HDV or 'All major codecs encoding HD-quality video' ?
All major things capturing HD and higher resolutions AFAIU. h264 for example still has a field in the picture timing SEI that specifies if the output if top-field-first or bottom-field-first (which we should actually make use of).
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