Advice needed!Good filters for Virtual Dub (deinterlacing?)

[PepsMax]

Hi all!
I encoded a really very good looking movie with DivX4.01 @576x448, but it has some -I think- interlacing problems.
I'm new to video encoding at all.
In the video there are not very good looking edges especially when the camera-position is moving..
I think that's because I have to use a deinterlacing filter, right?
So I used these filters:
0 transform
rezise (precise bilinear - because I thought it's more good looking when reducing resolution from 702xxxx to 576x44
and.. deinterlace-area based v.1.2 (tresh 30, edge 20, blend)

Are there some better filters?
I don't want to get an expert in video encoding and do not want to spend a whole day because of finding the correct filters for EACH film I convert new again, but maybe you have an advice for me on which filters to use for getting a better deinterlacing?
Woud be very very appreciated ) and very nice!

Thnx a lot for reading through this!
Bye!

[PepsMax]

*push*

Can't anyone help me out please?

[Roginator]

I think I would deinterlace as the FIRST filter. The built-in deinterlacer that comes with VirtualDub seems to be the fastest, but there are others which only operate on the interlaced areas which may result in a sharper picture.

Someone should do a comparison of the various deinterlacing methods for VirtualDub and TMPGenc (in case one is frameserving directly)

[PepsMax]

Thnx for your reply!
I will try to use it as my first filter now..
I'm talking about those ugly hard horizontal lines in the picture.. they didn't appear with DivX3.11!
I'm directly frameserving..

Thnx.

http://www186.pair.com/vdub/virtualdub_filters.html#don_smart

there`s a Filter called Smartdeinterlace try this one.