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  1. Hi Guys
    I need help in de-interlacing this badly interlaced dvd as I have tried every plugin almost but still it's not de-interlacing properly.
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    https://mega.nz/#!ScVUxY6B!WkxB2I6u5xCGhiDPgCdf9PspuV17JgwMgUYMplxL-Rk
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  2. Dinosaur Supervisor KarMa's Avatar
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    It's a PAL video but telecined to play on NTSC equipment. In avisynth you can use

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    qtgmc(preset="super fast) #qtgmc defaults to medium preset, which is slower but better 
    srestore(frate=25)
    or
    Code:
    Yadif(mode=1, order=-1) #noticeably worse than qtgmc but much faster
    srestore(frate=25)
    You will need to install everything needed for qtgmc and srestore.

    http://avisynth.nl/index.php/QTGMC
    http://avisynth.nl/index.php/Srestore
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  3. Originally Posted by KarMa View Post
    It's a PAL video but telecined to play on NTSC equipment.
    I hate to contradict, but it's not a PAL video. It was sourced from a 25fps master , yes, but it's from a perfectly legal NTSC DVD. And it was never telecined but field-blended to get to 29.97fps. If it were telecined you could use TIVTC on it, but you can't. It has to be unblended. But I used a script similar to yours.

    To adi10289:

    More Indian garbage? You know, don't you, that the Indian DVDs are the very worst in the world? That's because they use PAL masters for the NTSC DVDs. Ordinarily, the PAL versions are much better. And if you want to work on them you need some knowledge of AviSynth. It's the only thing that can restore these things to the way they're supposed to be. For yours:

    QTGMC(Preset="faster")
    SRestore()


    That will return it to the 25fps that was used to make this awful DVD. And we didn't need three minutes to figure it out. 10 well chosen seconds would have been plenty.
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  4. @manono

    I have already tried using qtgmc and below is my result. Not perfectly de-interlaced and ghosting in between. How you have encoded it?





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    Originally Posted by manono View Post
    I hate to contradict, but
    you did. All in order to tell him to do exactly as I said.


    Originally Posted by manono View Post
    it's not a PAL video. It was sourced from a 25fps master , yes, but it's from a perfectly legal NTSC DVD. And it was never telecined but field-blended to get to 29.97fps. If it were telecined you could use TIVTC on it, but you can't. It has to be unblended. But I used a script similar to yours.
    Yes PAL video = 50 fields a second, but it's common to call 25fps PAL. Which is the original frame rate of the source, used to make this DVD. Was not expecting a nitpick.

    Yes it is a legal NTSC DVD, which is why I said it was designed to play on NTSC equipment (NTSC DVD).

    Yes, it's not telecined otherwise a field matcher could be used. That's just the first description that comes to my head when restoring the progressive frames and original fps.
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    @adi10289
    You seem to be resizing first, then deinterlacing which is the wrong order.

    Code:
    qtgmc()
    srestore(frate=25)
    crop(2, 54, -2, -58)
    Spline64Resize(852,368) # Spline64 (Sharp)
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  7. Originally Posted by KarMa View Post
    @adi10289
    You seem to be resizing first, then deinterlacing which is the wrong order.

    Code:
    qtgmc()
    srestore(frate=25)
    crop(2, 54, -2, -58)
    Spline64Resize(852,368) # Spline64 (Sharp)
    Oh my bad how i did that
    It's fine now
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