Help deinterlacing video

[johnr283]

I have a video that needs deinterlacing. I've tried several options in Avidemux, but none of them have worked.

Please note, this is an adult fetish video, so I won't be posting a full sample here. Please help without judging. Here is a cropped image from the video.
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[Alwyn]

Even just a few seconds would help greatly. Use AVIDemux A and B buttons to select just a short segment then Vidoe="Copy, Audio="Copy", Output Format ... whatever the original file is.

[johnr283]

Even just a few seconds would help greatly. Use AVIDemux A and B buttons to select just a short segment then Vidoe="Copy, Audio="Copy", Output Format ... whatever the original file is.

Here is a clip https://mega.nz/file/I5shXKoL#C84zCCNegkZK2uNv06PK8jsli__g5kKe-dBJ21ydfKk

[Sharc]

@johnr283: This movie was probably originally 2:3 telecined and has been badly processed and irreversably damaged by (point-)resizing without prior IVTC (Inverse Telecine) it.

If you still have the original source the correct procedure would be
- Inverse telecine (IVTC)
- Resize

In Avisynth try something like

TFM().TDecimate() #this will return the original 23.976fps progressive film frames
Spline36resize(854,480) #or whatever 16:9 you prefer

[johnr283]

@johnr283: This movie was originally 2:3 telecined and has been badly processed and irreversably damaged by resizing without prior IVTC (Inverse Telecine) it.

If you still have the source the correct procedure would be
- Inverse telecine (IVTC)
- Resize

In Avisynth something like

TFM().TDecimate() #this will return the original 23.976fps progressive film frames
Spline36resize(854,480) #or whatever 16:9 you prefer

So, you're saying I can't fix the current file? I may be able to contact the produce and get the original.

[Sharc]

So, you're saying I can't fix the current file? I may be able to contact the produce and get the original.

Any attempt to fix it would probably be disappointing, maybe someone has a better idea ......

[johnr283]

So, you're saying I can't fix the current file? I may be able to contact the produce and get the original.

Any attempt to fix it would probably be disappointing, maybe someone has a better idea ......

Ok. Thanks for the help.