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  1. 4th Jan 2010 20:43 #1
    Soopafresh
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    Never encountered this one. Got a download from Vimeo and the DivX file has interlacing artifacts galore. I'm guessing there's nothing you can do about such a file, then again I've been wrong many, many times.
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    It depends how badly it has been butchered. if it has been deinterlaced and resized (or worse, resized and then deinterlaced) then it may not be worth the time. Post a few seconds with movement so that someone like Manono can have a look at it.
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    Will do --> clip1.avi

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    pretty hopeless
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    Originally Posted by jagabo
    pretty hopeless
    I figured. Gonna see if maybe I can mask some of the movement interlace with motion blur.

    Edit - marginally better, but not enough to make a big difference

    clip2-mblur.avi
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    A precise bilinear downsize to 640x360 doesn't look too bad. Still looks like double exposures when motions are large.
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    Originally Posted by jagabo
    A precise bilinear downsize to 640x360 doesn't look too bad. Still looks like double exposures when motions are large.
    Thanks for that. Problem is I want to play it on an HDTV... Oh well, I PMed the creators to see if they'll upload a decent copy.
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