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<includeonly>=== Interlaced Output ===
<includeonly>=== Interlaced Output ===
''{{PAGENAME}}'' uses interlaced rendering causing it's output to jitter vertically. Dolphin doesn't currently support interlaced output and attempts to convert all output to be rendered progressively. When progressive rendering can't be forced delinterlacing doesn't occur appropriately, which causes output to shift up a row for one frame and back on the next. Refer {{Issue|10473}}.{{#if:{{NAMESPACE}}||[[Category:Interlaced output support]]}}</includeonly><noinclude>{{documentation}}</noinclude>
''{{PAGENAME}}'' forces interlaced rendering causing it's output to jitter vertically. Dolphin doesn't currently support interlaced output and attempts to convert all output to be rendered progressively. When progressive rendering can't be forced delinterlacing doesn't occur appropriately causing output to shift up a row for one frame and back on the next. Refer {{Issue|10473}}.{{#if:{{NAMESPACE}}||[[Category:Interlaced output support]]}}</includeonly><noinclude>{{documentation}}</noinclude>

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Adds common text to the "Problems" portion of titles that force interlaced rendering. See {{Problems}} for other shared problem statements.

Usage

{{Problems/Interlaced Output}}

Example

Interlaced Output

Problems/Interlaced Output forces interlaced rendering causing it's output to jitter vertically. Dolphin doesn't currently support interlaced output and attempts to convert all output to be rendered progressively. When progressive rendering can't be forced delinterlacing doesn't occur appropriately causing output to shift up a row for one frame and back on the next. Refer issue 10473.

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