Getting rid of interlacing in FCP, once and for all

[C_S]

I'm making a video that will be nothing more than a high quality Quicktime file upon completion. [No MPEG2s for DVDs or anything.]

So. Once and for all... how do I get rid of the crappy interlacing lines that rear their ugly head in scenes with any kind of moderate movement?

The de-interlace filter within FCP doesn't do much of anything for QT output, it seems.


What to do?

[Case]

JES Deinterlacer

[C_S]

Dandy little application, but is there any way to avoid massive file size increases without shrinking down the size of the video?

[pixeljammedia]

For what purpose? After all, you are effectively doubling the video information of your movie. If you plan on continuing to edit then I would say keep it in your de-interlaced DV. If you are creating a final output then consider a 3ivX single pass at high quality, or DivX or any MPEG-4 based codec.