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    Season greetings and Happy New Year to all ,
    My question is :
    Is there a way to change the field order of an mpeg2 file without reencoding it ?
    mits,
    System specs: primary : Asus P5B Dlx/Wifi, C2Duo E6600 with thermalright 120 and 120mm Scythe S-Flex
    model E, 2 Gb Ram Kingston HyperX PC6400, MSI RX1950Pro with ViVo, 2 * WD3200AAKS, Sound Blaster Audigy ES, NIC onborad, IEE1394 TI onboard, dvd-rw Nec/Sony Optiarc AD-7173A, dvd-rom Pioneer 106-s, Win XP SP2. Secondary : Asus P4B266-E, P4 2GHz (Northwood), ram 512 MB DDR400 , 2*80 Maxtor, vga asus 9600XT with vivo, sound card c-media 8738 onboard, NIC D-Link 538TX, dvd-rw sony dru500AX, cd-rw yamaha 2100E, Win2k SP4.

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    You can flip the field order flag in the video using project-x available at doom9.org's download section. Might do the job unless you really need to alter the field order in the video and not just tell the decoder how it is.
    @DrP #Windows95 DALnet

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    • #3
      Theoretically, it should be possible to devise a software to do it but I don't know of one. It would require setting a single bit in the picture coding extension structure (assuming you are just swapping top and bottom first and not changing i to p). However, this extension must follow each picture sequence header, so it would have to be reset thousands of times in a practical video (this is why MPEG-2 will permit mixing top and bottom field first sequences, even if it is not clever). It would probably take just as long as re-encoding.

      Why do you want to do it?
      Brian (the devil incarnate)

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      • #4
        Brian,
        I was in a hurry and i encoded two clips with the wrong filed order and as a result it displays a "trembling" video on the tv. The avi files have been deleted.
        Dr P,
        i'll give project-x a try

        Thanks
        mits,
        System specs: primary : Asus P5B Dlx/Wifi, C2Duo E6600 with thermalright 120 and 120mm Scythe S-Flex
        model E, 2 Gb Ram Kingston HyperX PC6400, MSI RX1950Pro with ViVo, 2 * WD3200AAKS, Sound Blaster Audigy ES, NIC onborad, IEE1394 TI onboard, dvd-rw Nec/Sony Optiarc AD-7173A, dvd-rom Pioneer 106-s, Win XP SP2. Secondary : Asus P4B266-E, P4 2GHz (Northwood), ram 512 MB DDR400 , 2*80 Maxtor, vga asus 9600XT with vivo, sound card c-media 8738 onboard, NIC D-Link 538TX, dvd-rw sony dru500AX, cd-rw yamaha 2100E, Win2k SP4.

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