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sirt · 28th July 2012, 17:04

Hello,

It's me again (!) ; What would you do to correct something like this ? Otherwise, I don't know how to call this :horizontal interlaced lines ?

I've tried several filters with no sucess :

Code:

vinverse(sstr=0.4,amnt=255,uv=3,scl=0.25) 
vinverse(sstr=1.6,amnt=255,uv=3,scl=0.25) 
vinverse(sstr=3,amnt=255,uv=3,scl=0.25)

(Depending on how marked are the artefacts)

But I don't get any satisfying result because each variant is either blurred either not corrected enough

Code:

blur(1)

One word comes to my mind : awful !

Code:

QTGMC(preset="slower")

It simply doesn't work well

So I have no idea what more I could do ; I want to delete those lines. It usually works well with vinverse but this time I have no luck.

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sirt x264 fan Join Date: Feb 2011 Location: In the trap Posts: 458	How to handle a fade applied to hard telecine? Hello, It's me again (!) ; What would you do to correct something like this ? Otherwise, I don't know how to call this :horizontal interlaced lines ? I've tried several filters with no sucess : Code: vinverse(sstr=0.4,amnt=255,uv=3,scl=0.25) vinverse(sstr=1.6,amnt=255,uv=3,scl=0.25) vinverse(sstr=3,amnt=255,uv=3,scl=0.25) (Depending on how marked are the artefacts) But I don't get any satisfying result because each variant is either blurred either not corrected enough Code: blur(1) One word comes to my mind : awful ! Code: QTGMC(preset="slower") It simply doesn't work well So I have no idea what more I could do ; I want to delete those lines. It usually works well with vinverse but this time I have no luck.