Interlacing problem with pure NTSC and PAL video material.

[JaLe]

Hello all.

I have little troubles to get good quality dvd rips.

My source material is pure NTSC (29.97fps) and PAL (25.00fps) video.

Ok ok I admit that it's porn. :p ;)

Actually my troubles are with deinterlacing.

If there is no movement in source material picture is just wine, but if there is movement then those field lines (this is probably wrong term) becomes visible.

Only way how I can made those field lines to disappear, I have used TomsMoComb to blend fields. But picture becomes little blurry with this.

Can somebody help me with this?
Should I use decomb instead of tomsmocomp, and how that decomb works?

[killingspree]

hi,
yes you have to deinterlace the movie in order to make it look good, even in fast motion scenes!

you can use decomb to deinterlace like this

Fielddeinterlace(blend=false)

anyway, a little amount of bluriness is inevitable! the only way to avoid it would be a script like this (be aware of the fact that you loose some information in this process though:

SeperateFields().SelectEven()
or
SeperateFields().SelectOdd()

in addition you might also try to use Kerneldeinterlace(). lately it has often given me the nicer results!

hth
steVe