IVTC/deinterlacing rolling credits on a moving backround

[mahsah]

Hello, I have a dvd source that has rolling credits, that are interlaced. However the moving backround behind the credits is not.

If I deinterlace it, the backround looks bad, and if I IVTC it, the credits are still combed.

Is there any way to solve this?

[Sagekilla]

I'd recommend you post an *unprocessed* sample (5 seconds of the credits) so someone can take a look at it to find a solution for you (Which isn't me, unfortunately)

[laserfan]

This is, in fact, one of the torture tests on the Silicon Optix HQV Benchmark DVD. Not sure what magic SO uses to process such signals but hopefully you'll find a way though I suspect the solution can never be perfect.

It'd be my inclination to IVTC it so the main program looks good, and either edit-out or ignore the credits.

Guessing someone here will have a better answer for you though!!! :)

[mahsah]

http://www.mediafire.com/?3sxfmzbjocy

There.

[Sagekilla]

Telecide().Decimate() worked fine for me on this..

[Terranigma]

For such sources where credits may looked combed as you say, i'd just use a smart blend for those frames. :)

[DigitalDeviant]

If it really bothers you that much add fielddeinterlace(full=false) after your IVTC. If you want to squeeze a little more quality out of the credits try adding the following after the IVTC.

eedi=last.eedi2()
tdeint(clip2=eedi)

Or at least that's the best I can do...