Ghosting appearance after deinterlacing

dragon_warrior · 13th August 2011, 15:04

Well, I have some music videos in MPEG-2 format that I want to encode to h264 for some reasons. One of which is not easy to deal with, as it contains both telecined and interlaced materials, however, those interlaced frames cannot be reverted to progressive properly by such good bobber like QTGMC.

Here are some screenshots showing 2 consecutive frames passed through tfm(pp=0) and different deinterlacers, say, vinverse and qtgmc. (Click on the thumbnails to view the full-size images)

If any of you don't mind giving a look into the source, then here is a 10-sec sample clip: http://www.multiupload.com/NHME94RX5G

Any comments would be greatly appreciated. Thanks

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dragon_warrior Registered User Join Date: May 2010 Posts: 123	Ghosting appearance after deinterlacing Well, I have some music videos in MPEG-2 format that I want to encode to h264 for some reasons. One of which is not easy to deal with, as it contains both telecined and interlaced materials, however, those interlaced frames cannot be reverted to progressive properly by such good bobber like QTGMC. Here are some screenshots showing 2 consecutive frames passed through tfm(pp=0) and different deinterlacers, say, vinverse and qtgmc. (Click on the thumbnails to view the full-size images) If any of you don't mind giving a look into the source, then here is a 10-sec sample clip: http://www.multiupload.com/NHME94RX5G Any comments would be greatly appreciated. Thanks