Deinterlace Problems

[danfgtn]

I'm having, ghosts, traces, white lines, duplicates, all bad when doing deinterlace. I used the filters below, one at a time, combined, among others and all are very problematic. I do not really know how to make it work, I'll leave a sample of each video below.

AssumeTFF()
#TFM(pp=0)
#TDecimate(mode=1, hybrid=0)
#AssumeFPS(24)
#QTGMC(Preset="slow", Sharpness=0.0, InputType=3, SourceMatch=3, ShowSettings=False, TR0=0, TR1=0, TR2=3, Rep0=0, Rep1=0, Rep2=0, RepChroma=false)
#eedi3()
#QTGMC(preset="slow", matchpreset="slow", matchpreset2="slow", sourcematch=3)
#eedi3()
#QTGMC(Preset="placebo", Sharpness=0.0, InputType=3, SourceMatch=3, ShowSettings=False, TR2=3, lossless=1)
#daa()
#srestore(frate=25)


Video: http://www.mediafire.com/file/c3u1o556deinyje/Samurai_Sho%2800h07m00s-00h09m00s%29-002.mkv

[manono]

Do a better job with your links.

[LMotlow]

Agreed. Those links are not valid.

[danfgtn]

Do a better job with your links.

Agreed. Those links are not valid.

Links Working Now

[jagabo]

QTGMC().SRestore() takes care of the field blending from the frame rate conversion -- but there are lots of compression artifacts. I thinks someone applied a progressive sharpen filter on the interlaced video before encoding. I don't see any easy way of removing those. The good news is that they are not too visible at normal playback speed.

[danfgtn]

QTGMC().SRestore() takes care of the field blending from the frame rate conversion -- but there are lots of compression artifacts. I thinks someone applied a progressive sharpen filter on the interlaced video before encoding. I don't see any easy way of removing those. The good news is that they are not too visible at normal playback speed.

It's not easy, but is it possible to fix most of it?

[jagabo]

QTGMC().SRestore() takes care of the field blending from the frame rate conversion -- but there are lots of compression artifacts. I thinks someone applied a progressive sharpen filter on the interlaced video before encoding. I don't see any easy way of removing those. The good news is that they are not too visible at normal playback speed.

It's not easy, but is it possible to fix most of it?

I don't know of any way. Maybe someone else will have some ideas.