Hi,
I bought a PAL DVD of a Soviet-era film, and noticed some frame blending, sporadically in stretches.
Attached is a clip as an example.
Frames 0-52: no blending
Frames 53-120: blending
Does anyone know why these frames are blended? Is there a mistake, or is there some other reason?
I just find it a little sad, because IMHO the film quality is otherwise decent, and the blending takes away from it.
Thanks, I am just really curious.
Chipsndukes
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It was deinterlaced. Both fields of the blended frames are also blended. It's hopeless.
Hi manono,
Thanks for taking time and looking at the clip. Yes, I did sort of want to remove the blending, and have seen it done with VCD-like files:
http://avisynth.org/mediawiki/Removi...frames_on_vcds
This case is tougher because no original frames are present, the blends are always in stretches.
To answer my own question regarding the blending, I would say it was a cheap way to adjust framerate without having to adjust the audio.
Chipsndukes
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