pcat
17th December 2006, 16:38
Hello,
I'm working on water sport footage (read: mostly high motion, many pannings...) shot in PAL DV. I used MEncoder to process it, and the yadif deinterlacer (in "bob" mode 1, 50 fps) did a pretty good job, leaving almost no visible combing.
I now need to extract some still pictures from the footage, and in this case I need the highest possible quality. I tried to improve yadif output with MEncoder builtin motion compensated deinterlacer (-vf yadif 3:1,mcdeint=2:1:10). It is incredibly slow, but individual frames are looking better and only in very few area I can still see some small pieces of mis-aligned lines.
I would like to know if I could expect better result (or as good but faster) with one of the avisynth deinterlacing filters for this kind of motion. I'm ready to experiment, but it would be nice to have some suggestions one which ones to start with, as there are many avisynth deinterlacing filters ("TDint", "Leak", "TomsMoComp", ...)
Thanks in advance
I'm working on water sport footage (read: mostly high motion, many pannings...) shot in PAL DV. I used MEncoder to process it, and the yadif deinterlacer (in "bob" mode 1, 50 fps) did a pretty good job, leaving almost no visible combing.
I now need to extract some still pictures from the footage, and in this case I need the highest possible quality. I tried to improve yadif output with MEncoder builtin motion compensated deinterlacer (-vf yadif 3:1,mcdeint=2:1:10). It is incredibly slow, but individual frames are looking better and only in very few area I can still see some small pieces of mis-aligned lines.
I would like to know if I could expect better result (or as good but faster) with one of the avisynth deinterlacing filters for this kind of motion. I'm ready to experiment, but it would be nice to have some suggestions one which ones to start with, as there are many avisynth deinterlacing filters ("TDint", "Leak", "TomsMoComp", ...)
Thanks in advance