Deinterlace for small selection of frames?

[Epona]

Greetings,

I ripped my NTSC Anime DVD using the guide here on Doom and choosing Force Film. Then I used GK to make the avs file and have loaded it into VDub for encoding.

The only problem I am having is that very rarely (say during the opening song and once or twice in the entire episode there will be a scene with some interlacing in it - mostly during the opening song)

I'm not sure what I should do at this point. I've been reading the messages here that say not to choose force film and to use AviSynth to do the telecide and deinterlacing, but the rip looks great except for these very few bits.

Do I really need to start over or can I salvage what I have? And if so, how should I go about it?

Thanks for any help!

[stickboy]

See this thread:
Writing a script to de-interlace only part of a source? (http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?s=&threadid=68644)

[Epona]

Thank You, this worked great!

I'm pretty new to Avisynth, so I'm not sure if I did the right thing with the JDL_Applyrange code. Basically I copied out the JDLUtil and JDLApply Range code and put it into the .avs file with my other settings (since I couldn't load it like the .dlls) Hope that is right....(it works, but the avs file is a bit messy now)

[manono]

Hi-

For another way to do it, if you're using FieldDeinterlace as your deinterlacer, you can create an Override file to force it to deinterlace the range of frames you want deinterlaced, and not deinterlace the range of frames you don't want deinterlaced. It's explained clearly in the Decomb manual. If you have any problems, just come back and ask. But it's easy to set up.

However, if it were I, I would have IVTC'd in the first place, but you didn't ask that. :)