Late response because I've been away.....Thanks guys. It looks like there is no good solution that doesn't involve work/compromise.

My thinking is that if interlaced avi is 25 frames per second in 50 fields per second (is that correct thinking), then if the input is 25 images per second rather than continuous (as in real life) then you will get 25 pairs of images as output and therefore a subtely jerky image (unless half the fie...

Thanks synthsin75 for the advice, pretty obvious I gues but not so much to me as it was outside my square...but in case of confusion....my last para about a "jerky image" as an aside largely outside more to do with video procecessing and I assume you are commenting as a quick test for my t...

I am working on an animation - the profile of a motorcycle rider on a (jumping) motorcycle. The rider is in one bone layer and the motorcycle is on another. Making the foot bone of the rider the master helps keep rider in contact with footrest of the motor cycle when adjusting the rider's position B...

I read this thread in trying to answer if it was necessary to save png format photos as interlace, for animation and then later export as avi for for editing into a dvd for TV (PAL). The answer seems to be "don't use interlace images intially, the video edit software will do that when required&...