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    Not quite sure what has caused this kind of ghosting, looks more like the machine it was either recorded or captured on that left behind some sort of comb ghosting that whirrs across the screen.
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  2. Originally Posted by Master Tape View Post
    Not quite sure what has caused this kind of ghosting, looks more like the machine it was either recorded or captured on that left behind some sort of comb ghosting that whirrs across the screen.
    Don't know what caused it. TV channel interference?
    Try something like
    Code:
    ffms2("Example.mp4")
    separatefields()
    e=selecteven().bilinearresize(720,144).QTGMC(InputType=1).bilinearresize(720,288)
    o=selectodd().bilinearresize(720,144).QTGMC(InputType=1).bilinearresize(720,288)
    interleave(e,o)
    weave()
    Edit: Script above modified reducing flicker
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    Last edited by Sharc; 20th Oct 2024 at 08:52.
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  3. Something like SeparateRows(3).vInverse().WeaveRows(3) will be a little sharper but leave more residual horizontal lines. Following up with QTGMC(InputType=2) or SMDegrain(tr=1, thsad=200, PreFilter=4) will remove most of that.
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  4. Another thing I tried was less sharp:

    Code:
    LWLibavVideoSource("Example.mp4") 
    ConvertToYV24()
    src = last
    
    Spline36Resize(width, height*4) # 4x height for 1/4 pixel precision
    Overlay(last, last, y=13, Opacity=0.5) # overlay so that dark bars average with light bars
    Spline36Resize(src.width, src.height) # back to normal height
    SMDegrain(tr=2, thsad=200, PreFilter=6)
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