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Originally Posted by neuron2
For field-blended video, slit your wrists.
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nice to know i'm appreciated
i do a lot of blending for R4 DVDs...
with a stubborn movie that was shot on NTSC DV (lots of high-contrast edges that come out stairsteppy no matter what) i just had a go at this one. it's twice as slow as TDeint:
repair(
\last.tdeint(1,1,type=2,mtnmode=3),
\last.tdeint(1,1,type=3,mtnmode=3),mode=1)
the line breaks are just for readibility. it'll work if you paste it into a script this way though.
the aim of this is to use edge direction, but repress the stray pixel artefacts by using a more conservative mode. it's quite experimental, but seems to give the best of both worlds.
you'll need Tritical's TDeint and Kassandro's Removegrain (search
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