I own the Star Wars DVDs and have watched them on my Toshiba A35 plenty of times with the player's picture mode set to Film and the output set to 1080p/24. The output looks fantastic.
However, I recently started backing up all of my DVDs and noticed when I replay the backups on my player there is a ton of interlacing artifacts and stuttering when played with the same settings as above. They only go away if I change the player settings to Video mode and 1080i output.
I am recompressing the video during ripping in order to fit on a standard single layer DVD-R. My only explaination is that the progressive/interlacing flags on the frames are being wiped out during recompression and the player can't inverse telecine the frames back to 480p/24 before upscaling them to 1080p/24.
Does this sound like a good explanation for the problem?
Mods: I am not sure if "ripping" discussion is allowed. If not, please PM me and I will change to post to remove any gray area discussion.
However, I recently started backing up all of my DVDs and noticed when I replay the backups on my player there is a ton of interlacing artifacts and stuttering when played with the same settings as above. They only go away if I change the player settings to Video mode and 1080i output.
I am recompressing the video during ripping in order to fit on a standard single layer DVD-R. My only explaination is that the progressive/interlacing flags on the frames are being wiped out during recompression and the player can't inverse telecine the frames back to 480p/24 before upscaling them to 1080p/24.
Does this sound like a good explanation for the problem?
Mods: I am not sure if "ripping" discussion is allowed. If not, please PM me and I will change to post to remove any gray area discussion.
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