What is this type of interlacing and how do i get rid of it.

[Your_Idol]

This picture (attached) is an interlaced frame with the fields separated side by side in virtualdubmod.

The fields seem to overlap a bit blending the them together so that it looks bad interlaced and deinterlaced.

What is it and how can I fix it.

Thanks

[Mug Funky]

the image doesn't show what it could be - the interlace hasn't been preserved, so i can't tell if the ghost image is a consequence of the source or the processing it's undergone.

but my guess is it's standards-converted video, ie "field blended", so you might want to start by searching around for solutions to that.

[setarip_old]

Hi!

You might want to try using the "Ghost Reduction" feature of "TMPGEnc"...

[Your_Idol]

http://tempshare.zoomshare.com/files/Interlace.demuxed.m2v

Ok the image was not a good idea but here is a small m2v with the same interlacing (pal). When i deinterlace i separate the fields in an avs and use deinterlace smooth v1.1 in vdubmod to make it 50fps. But with this interlacing the 50fps looks bad.

Thanks

[Awatef]

Oh, PAL. That says it all. You put it in a bag and throw it through the window.
This was most probably converted from NTSC, and no matter what you will do, you will never get a clean video.
So my advice to you: you keep your hands off it and you look for the same video in NTSC format...

[krieger2005]

Try restore24 or CDeblend (search in the forum)

[Didée]

Judging the sample, there's no way for this one. Shows sliding blending à la ConvertFPS, and inbetween there are triple-blended fields.
Hopeless. Awatef mentioned the available options. ;)

[Sharc]

Try in avisynth:

AssumeTTF()
Telecide()

I am pretty sure it helps.

Edit:
Sorry, did not see your sample.
Just checked it now. Looks hopeless.