Heavily blended VOB file

[Fedex]

I have this VOB file of a music video that seems to be heavily blended (original was 50i/25i converted to 29.97i through some weird blend).
I have tried everything i could think of in AviSynth to minimize blending to no avail.
I´ve tried

Srestore(25)
QTGMC()

I've also tried

Tdecimate(mode=7, rate=25)
QTGMC()

Those are all the ways i could think of removing that blend. Below is a 20 second clip cut using ffmpeg (-c copy) with no reencoding at all so you can see the blend.
If anyone knows how this blend could be removed in AviSynth i would appreciate it.
samplevob.vob

[Selur]

first time I see someone apply srestore or tdecimate beforce qtgmc, normally one would use it the other way around,....
have you tried something like
QTGMC()
some deblocking and denosing
sRestore()
?

[Fedex]

first time I see someone apply srestore or tdecimate beforce qtgmc, normally one would use it the other way around,....
have you tried something like
QTGMC()
some deblocking and denosing
sRestore()
?

I have tried QTGMC before Srestore but got the same results

[Selur]

Your best bet is probably to start with:

QTGMC()
sRestore(frate=12)

Assuming that does not show those frames you deem to be blended, increase frate till you get blends and then go one step back.

[Fedex]

Your best bet is probably to start with:

QTGMC()
sRestore(frate=12)

Assuming that does not show those frames you deem to be blended, increase frate this you get blends and then go one step back.

Ok. I'll try that

[Selur]

Depending on your Avisynth skills, you could also try ExBlend.

[Fedex]

Depending on your Avisynth skills, you could also try ExBlend.

Well tried both the ExBlend and Srestore method but none did the trick. There is still 4 frames of horrible blend. With Srestore(12) there is already blending.

If you've seen the video the blend very noticeable

[Selur]

There are tons of blends (probably, some are intended), if you can't get git of them with sRestore with frate=12 and neither with ExBlend, you probably can't get rid of them without manually editing frames.