I'm going to kill something... (Interlacing problem)-Solved

[Mister Hatt]

If it's a non-linear fade (which IIRC FMAB is, going by the 1080i .ts raws) reblend_vin is probably a better choice than vinverse, for future reference.

[mirkosp]

Hatt, remember that the issue is introduced by the NLE, so the fade is linear.

[Mister Hatt]

You can do non-linear fades in good NLEs tho— OWAIT ADOBE WW

[Mister Hatt]

Also, FMAB still has its own fades that have probably been ruined by whatever processing the OP has done.

[mirkosp]

You can do non-linear fades in premiere, you know. But it's not so common to actually use those in my experience. I don't know about Songbird, though, but in any case, it's hardly a problem.

[htt91]

Hmm actually I have a similar problem on the Vandread Source I have.I read most of the deinterlacing guides and tried the filters but some of it is always left.I am relatively new to filters like 2 days old so might be because I haven't tweaked enough

I tried
TFM(),
TDecimate(),
TomsMoComp(1,5,1)/(-1,5,1),(-1,30,0),(1,10,0) etc
yadif()
Telecide()
Decimate()
vinverse() <----After reading the solution here
etc

here is a sample of the source ---> http://www.megaupload.com/?d=IFHTHVTU

PS :-- I made a separate topic too like 12hours ago it said its being modded but still no response so adding my problem here.

Please do try the filters before replying as try to explain with detail how you solved it. Thanks ^_^

[Songbird21]

Oh, I also discovered that if you render a preview before exporting with PE9 it doesn't seem to happen. I've had good luck so far but don't quote me on it, just in case it only worked as a fluke. Lol.