Add field offset option to ld-chroma-encoder #778
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Previously, the first output frame would always be field 0 in the NTSC or PAL colour sequence. However, if you're trying to match a video that's previously been encoded (e.g. to compare with a recording of a different encoder), it's more likely than not that you'll need to start at a different point in the sequence.
Group together all the NTSC- and PAL-specific options.
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Aug 25, 2022
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This lets you start the encoder's output at an arbitrary point in the NTSC/PAL field sequence, which is useful if you're trying to match the encoding of an existing video. (I'm using it to calibrate Transform PAL.)
Also tidy up the help for the encoder to match the decoder - I'll need to update the wiki.
CC @ifb.