Mistakes while capturing

[jairovital]

Hey, gurus.

Last night I saw this video on TV and I thought that they are making so sloppy works around here:

http://www.4shared.com/video/c8Rin7OI/Fake_interlace.html
(2.1 Mb)

I wonder about the patology of this video: wrong capture? Mistake the interlacing? Fake interlaced, but field shifted, progressive?

What do you thing and what to do towards a better look? Not a cure, of course, it's actually too much damaged.

[jairovital]

It's good to inform that the image from TV was already damaged. The problem already came from TV. What we see in the sample is the same I saw on TV, i.e, I think I didn't enlarge the problem (I hope).

[themaster1]

I've seen worse, a bit of qtgmc should do it imo and removedust,removedirt if you want to clean it

[jairovital]

Yes, but what is happening with the edges? Why are so jagged?
I'm asking just to learn and know a bit more, not to fix it.
Is the problem occurs because the lack of care during capture? Is the fault of the equipment? Or amateurism of the staff?

[sanlyn]

Nothing unusual, jairovital. You should see some of the garbage that comes over the cable lines up here in the good old USA.