Interlacing weirdness

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Interlacing weirdness

Post by Songbird21 » Thu Jan 17, 2008 12:30 am

Okay, I just can't figure this out. I deinterlace my footage and still wind up with this:
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What is going on here? I have the deinterlace filter set to blend and it's always worked perfectly before. :(

Help please.
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Post by BasharOfTheAges » Thu Jan 17, 2008 12:38 am

What's the exact deinterlace line you're using?
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Post by Songbird21 » Thu Jan 17, 2008 12:44 am

Deinterlace...line? Umm. All I'm using is the Virtual dub internal deinterlacing.
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Post by Kariudo » Thu Jan 17, 2008 4:50 am

Sounds like Bashar was thinking you were using avisynth.

Avisynth will generally give you more control and options, which leads to a better result.

It looks to me like your footage is either blended or just suffering from a bad deinterlacing. I'd suggest TFM + Tdecimate (avisynth)

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TFM(d2v="path to d2v file",order=-1,mode=5,pp=7,slow=2)
Tdecimate(mode=1)
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Post by Songbird21 » Thu Jan 17, 2008 2:12 pm

Kariudo wrote:It looks to me like your footage is either blended or just suffering from a bad deinterlacing. I'd suggest TFM + Tdecimate (avisynth)

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TFM(d2v="path to d2v file",order=-1,mode=5,pp=7,slow=2)
Tdecimate(mode=1)
Will that work if I don't have the latest AVIsynth filters?

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Post by The Origonal Head Hunter » Thu Jan 17, 2008 5:07 pm

Songbird21 wrote:
Kariudo wrote:It looks to me like your footage is either blended or just suffering from a bad deinterlacing. I'd suggest TFM + Tdecimate (avisynth)

Code: Select all

TFM(d2v="path to d2v file",order=-1,mode=5,pp=7,slow=2)
Tdecimate(mode=1)
Will that work if I don't have the latest AVIsynth filters?
if you have the latest version of AMVApp, it should come with those filters.
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Post by BasharOfTheAges » Thu Jan 17, 2008 5:30 pm

The Origonal Head Hunter wrote:
Songbird21 wrote:
Kariudo wrote:It looks to me like your footage is either blended or just suffering from a bad deinterlacing. I'd suggest TFM + Tdecimate (avisynth)

Code: Select all

TFM(d2v="path to d2v file",order=-1,mode=5,pp=7,slow=2)
Tdecimate(mode=1)
Will that work if I don't have the latest AVIsynth filters?
if you have the latest version of AMVApp, it should come with those filters.
She doesn't, and when she tried installing it yesterday, virtual dub decided it didn't want to work any more.
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