[Emilio Fertig]

Hi JB and thanks for the reply. I think it’s one of your posts from ages ago that I read and got the idea that there is quality loss when interlacing, but maybe “resolution” isn’t the right word. Doing some reading today, wikipedia sort of confirmed that there is no perfect deinterlacing algorithm.
That being said, I assume any 480p-and-above-piece-of-hardware can do the deinterlacing if need be, i.e. DVD-players, A/V recievers, TVs with tuners etc and equal if not better to what Premiere can do. If so, the only reason for deinterlacing would be web stuff. Am I correct?

@Ryan, I kinda like Korean historical soaps, so you were almost dead on, but not really 🙂

[Emilio Fertig]

Right, thanks for that. So is there any reason why I shouldn’t export an interlaced video as progressive?