MSU Deinterlacing Filter

stoni2434 · 28th March 2005, 10:37

hi,
i hope, this is the right place to ask that following question:
i'm looking for great quality deinterlacers for quite a long time now, and finally read about the MSU Deinterlacing Filter for VirtualDub, but it seems to be not available anymore.
I know, that there are alternatives like the
Deinterlace MAP-Filter from Shaun Faulds or Donald Graft's Smart Deinterlacer, but does anyone know where i can download or buy the MSU-Deinterlacing filter or does anyone still have that one?

Thanks in advance, stoni

stephanV · 28th March 2005, 11:08

i dont think it has ever been available for free (or for money for that matter)...

from your link

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This filter was developed from October 2002 to May 2003 by group and from May 2003 in collaboration with SAIT (Samsung Advanced Institute of Technology) so currently filter is unavalable due to contract limitations.

leonhard · 22nd August 2005, 19:36

So, some changes in the limitations by now? Actually, surely it would be a great thing to bring it into some scripting, but on the other hand, I am really curious, which strategies, ideas are used to get this quality?

LoRd_MuldeR · 24th August 2005, 04:22

The best Deinterlacing-Filter I have ever tested is still TomsMoComp filter!
You can use TomsMoComp in VirtualDub via the VirtualDub-Plugin that ships with ffdshow

leonhard · 24th August 2005, 06:48

Yes, this ist the one I use as well, of course with some scripting around sometimes.
On the other hand, using imformation from lots of frames around, motion estimation and things seems theoretically a very promising ansatz to give deinterlacing and as well delogo a very good result.
olaf

LoRd_MuldeR · 24th August 2005, 15:19

BTW: If you install ffdshow's DScaler-Plugin, all of DScaler's Deinterlacing-Methods are wrapped to ffdshow. This means, you can use any of these Deinterlacing-Methods in VirtualDub (via the ffvdub-filter)

Of course the Deinterlacing-Methods included in ffdshow are also aviable. So you'll really have a big amount of Deinterlacing-Methods. There should be a good one for any purpose

leonhard · 24th August 2005, 15:23

Have the got a good documentation about how eachmethod works?

LoRd_MuldeR · 24th August 2005, 15:28

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Originally Posted by leonhard

Have the got a good documentation about how eachmethod works?

DScaler has detailed docs included!

IMO the Kernel-Deinterlacer and TomsMoComp usually give the best results. Much better than the Smart Deinterlacer, which always produces artifacts...

leonhard · 24th August 2005, 15:49

Is there a direkt comparison with MSU Deinterlacer somewhere?

LoRd_MuldeR · 24th August 2005, 16:09

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Originally Posted by leonhard

Is there a direkt comparison with MSU Deinterlacer somewhere?

Sorry, I don't know... But you can try this Deinterlacer as well

28th March 2005, 10:37	#1 \| Link
stoni2434 Registered User Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Austria Posts: 1	MSU Deinterlacing Filter hi, i hope, this is the right place to ask that following question: i'm looking for great quality deinterlacers for quite a long time now, and finally read about the MSU Deinterlacing Filter for VirtualDub, but it seems to be not available anymore. I know, that there are alternatives like the Deinterlace MAP-Filter from Shaun Faulds or Donald Graft's Smart Deinterlacer, but does anyone know where i can download or buy the MSU-Deinterlacing filter or does anyone still have that one? Thanks in advance, stoni

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leonhard Registered User Join Date: Apr 2003 Posts: 37	So, some changes in the limitations by now? Actually, surely it would be a great thing to bring it into some scripting, but on the other hand, I am really curious, which strategies, ideas are used to get this quality? __________________ http://www.olaf-leonhard.de

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LoRd_MuldeR Software Developer Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Last House on Slunk Street Posts: 13,248	The best Deinterlacing-Filter I have ever tested is still TomsMoComp filter! You can use TomsMoComp in VirtualDub via the VirtualDub-Plugin that ships with ffdshow Last edited by LoRd_MuldeR; 24th August 2005 at 04:24.

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leonhard Registered User Join Date: Apr 2003 Posts: 37	Yes, this ist the one I use as well, of course with some scripting around sometimes. On the other hand, using imformation from lots of frames around, motion estimation and things seems theoretically a very promising ansatz to give deinterlacing and as well delogo a very good result. olaf __________________ http://www.olaf-leonhard.de

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LoRd_MuldeR Software Developer Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Last House on Slunk Street Posts: 13,248	BTW: If you install ffdshow's DScaler-Plugin, all of DScaler's Deinterlacing-Methods are wrapped to ffdshow. This means, you can use any of these Deinterlacing-Methods in VirtualDub (via the ffvdub-filter) Of course the Deinterlacing-Methods included in ffdshow are also aviable. So you'll really have a big amount of Deinterlacing-Methods. There should be a good one for any purpose Last edited by LoRd_MuldeR; 24th August 2005 at 15:40.

24th August 2005, 15:23	#7 \| Link
leonhard Registered User Join Date: Apr 2003 Posts: 37	Have the got a good documentation about how eachmethod works? __________________ http://www.olaf-leonhard.de

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leonhard Registered User Join Date: Apr 2003 Posts: 37	Is there a direkt comparison with MSU Deinterlacer somewhere? __________________ http://www.olaf-leonhard.de

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