A new section was added specifically to address how to deinterlace video
to frames, preserving the visual cadence of the source material.
An animated example of field separation was also provided for the
documentation.
For many years, hardware devices and online streaming platforms
have been capable of 50p or 60p output, so the older advice of
deinterlacing 25i/30i to 25p/30p is no longer necessary. For matching
the fidelity of interlaced sources as they were originally viewed on
period hardware, each field should be output to its own frame, producing
50p content from 25i sources, and 60p content from 30i sources. These
updates to ffmprovisr reflect that.
Additionally, the deinterlacing filter advice of yadif or w3fdif has
been changed to bwdif, which combines the best attributes of both older
filters.
Took out the audio example.
Took out mini example.
Took out hardcoded attributes.
Added IN_POINT, OUT_POINT, DURATION to the time in seconds (expressed as integers) per kfrn suggestion
Hopefully I got all the uses of "frames" out. (let me know if one snuck in)
And I used the example that was used in the stackoverflow forum.
This is for Issue: OG #386 / First attempt #422 / Now this attempt #424
Previously, it would expand the recipe if currently collapsed, and vice versa.
Now, if any recipes are currently expanded, it will collapse all; otherwise, all recipes will be expanded.
The 'expand all' functionality is necessary for full-text searching.
fix for ticket 399: meta tag validation error. w3 doesn't like chartset in the same tag as viewport so I split them out based on what was described in the ticket
