Undo blend-deinterlace?

[embis2003]

I am pretty sure the question in the title is theoretically impossible, based on my research.

But I'm curious if there is a way to reduce the blended appearance; not to restore the original, but to suppress the appearance of the blending in some way.

I have PAL footage that was blend-deinterlaced, it has blending on every frame.

Is there anything, and I mean anything, that can be done to reduce the blending?

[davexnet]

I am pretty the question in the title is theoretically impossible, based on my research.

But I'm curious if there is a way to reduce the blended appearance; not to restore the original, but to suppress the appearance of the blending in someway.

I have PAL footage that was blend-deinterlaced, it has blending on every frame.

Is there anything, and I mean anything, that can be done to reduce the blending?

Post a sample, showing some steady movement. 10 - 20 seconds should be enough

[embis2003]

I am pretty the question in the title is theoretically impossible, based on my research.

But I'm curious if there is a way to reduce the blended appearance; not to restore the original, but to suppress the appearance of the blending in someway.

I have PAL footage that was blend-deinterlaced, it has blending on every frame.

Is there anything, and I mean anything, that can be done to reduce the blending?

Post a sample, showing some steady movement. 10 - 20 seconds should be enough

Here you go, its attached below.

I should probably note, its blend-deinterlaced PAL video with duplicates to make it 30 fps.

btw the original doesn't have that harsh blocking, it has a little but not that much, that was just from the rencode.

[jagabo]

There's no fix for that.

[embis2003]

There's no fix for that.