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  1. I've been using TIVTC to deinterlace MPEG2 transport streams and it's been working great, but unfortunately I'm not able to get the same results when I attempt to deinterlace an AVC transport stream with the same methods.

    Here is the avs script I'm using, nearly identical to my MPEG2 script.

    dgpath = "C:\example.dga"
    aupath = "C:\example.ts"
    video=AVCSource(dgpath)
    audio=DirectShowSource(aupath)
    AudioDub(video,audio)
    DelayAudio(-0.627)
    TFM(slow=2).TDecimate(mode=1, dupThresh=1.4)
    ConvertFPS(23.976)
    Trim(640,870)
    Crop(2,0,-2,-0).Spline36Resize(1280,720)
    ConvertToYV12()
    The result is blocky video during high motion frames like so:


    So what do I need to do to deinterlace this properly? Thanks.

    PS. What's the actual term for this type of video distortion anyway?
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  2. known issue with dgavcindex and PAFF (interlaced) streams

    use another source filter, like dss2() + ffdshow or ffms2
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  3. Funny thing, I tried that and at first it didn't work. Looking into it more now I realize I didn't have my h.264 filter set to ffdshow. Now it works, thanks.
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