The point being you have very little knowledge about the technical details of that video storage container, therefore your posturing becoming moot, and the many highlights about your lack of knowledge about the elements you are talking about becoming clearer.femr2, I have no complaint about your use of AVI to store data
If you wish to cast aside your initial posturing about knowledge level, that's fine. I wont rub it in.so there's no point in harping on that any more.
No it did not add noise that was not already there, as I have explained to you and you have seemingly not understood. As I said, I can go through each and every processing step in horrendously boring detail if that is what you choose to do.However:Actually, yes, it did, and you did.
Of course it did, but it did not add to it. Any colour range processing will, as I said, exaggerate the pre-existing video noise.It appears that your "color enhancement" accentuated the color noise.
Absolutely (pre-existing).You have enhanced the artifacts
Then perhaps you need to take heed, not of I, but of the others here who are taking the time to absorb the visual cue information and agreeing with my opinion. Until you *see* the behvaiour, you really are in no position to say what is being discussed.then you are pointing to what you see as evidence of...I'm not sure what
but this is fictitious data.
Absolute nonsense. You can attempt to claw back your *expertise* tag, but I'm afraid it just will not wash.
Again, absolute nonsense. Perhaps it would be prudent for you to spend time making sure you are aware of the behaviour being highlighted before you make such inept suggestion.You have made false data more noticeable
Too ironic. The point being visual cue information which would tend to support the notion of low-down failure within WTC7 propogating upwards to the East penthouse, followed by descent of said down through the building.then used it to prove your point.
And therefore showing you are not at all well versed in video information processing at all.I fail to see why you want to separate them.
It absolutely is, and further shows your ineptitude.As far as the "points in time," this may or may not be true.
Interlaced video data is inherently defined. Excuse the clarity, but...you don't know jack.It depends on how the original was recorded.
Dear me. Any progressive frame is NOT interlaced, by definition. Stop digging the hole deeper.If it was recorded as progressive, then the two fields are from exactly the same time.
Absolutely irrelevant. The source media is interlaced.If it was recorded as interlaced
Too funny.the fields MAY be from as much as 1/60 of a second different in time, or maybe not, depending on how the camera handled the interlace task.
That is abundantly clear. Do not make assumptions about relative levels of video processing knowledge.Either way, I don't see why it makes any difference.
Absolutely.YOU have separated full frames into their component fields 1 & 2.
Right.Then you put them side by side and created a new file, right?
No worries.You are correct, and I stand corrected.
Indeed.
