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@Livesms
clipt/clipb are just tdeint deinterlaced versions of the original source... clipt keeping top fields and clipb keeping bottom fields. In both cases TMM() is being used to build the motion mask instead of tdeint's built in motion masking, and eedi2 is being used to interpolate pixels instead of one of tdeint's built in interpolation methods. One of those two clips is then being used by tfm's clip2 parameter (in this example it is clipt). That means that when tfm detects a combed frame combing out of field matching it requests that frame from clipt instead of deinterlacing it itself. When pp is set < 5, the frame from clip 2 will be delivered as is. If pp is >= 5 then tfm will still apply its own motion masking.
@Terranigma
It's doing quite well. I haven't commented on it for a while because I'm planning on using the idea as part of my master's thesis, which means that a public binary is still a ways off.
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