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>>219188 That is interesting.
Another PSA, is that I discovered the canadian DVDs to not be interlaced at all. Actually, most DVDs aren't. It's just the format the movie file is in contains a code that forces the player to read the images as interlaced. If you have a good modern player, it will read the progressive image straight from the disc without interlacing. Still, I have no idea how to do that on an external laptop drive. VLC is a free program, and therefore does not have a fancy mode like that. I would love if someone could help me with that.
Pic related: interlacing artifacts in the background.
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