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  1. .ㅤ
    Last edited by useraxe; 27th Aug 2024 at 02:27.
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  2. I suggest to show real video samples you try to deflicker. Any good deflicker tool has to be content aware, and to test it properly y need proper sample
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  3. Totally unsure what you are really want. *gig* (doesn't make sense to me)

    To me:
    • the top image looks like, the fields got separated and then stacked vertically:
      Code:
      SeparateFields()
      StackVertical(SelectOdd(), SelectEven())
    • the bottom image looks like: the fields got separated and then merged:
      Code:
      SeparateFields()
      Merge(SelectOdd(), SelectEven()
      alternatively one could use TFM() (no need for SeparateFields() in this case)
    I don't get what this has to do with deflickering at all.

    To undo the SeparteFields one would use:
    Code:
    AssumeTFF().SelectEvery(4, 0, 3).Weave()  # for ntsc tff
    AssumeTFF().SelectEvery(4, 1, 2).Weave()  # for pal tff
    AssumeBFF().SelectEvery(4, 0, 3).Weave()  # for ntsc bff
    AssumeBFF().SelectEvery(4, 1, 2).Weave()  #for for pal bff
    so maybe:
    Code:
    SeparateFields()
    Merge(SelectOdd(), SelectEven()
    AssumeBFF().SelectEvery(4, 1, 2).Weave()  #for for pal bff
    or
    Code:
    TFM()
    AssumeBFF().SelectEvery(4, 1, 2).Weave()  #for for pal bff
    is what you want to do.


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  4. .ㅤ
    Last edited by useraxe; 27th Aug 2024 at 02:25.
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