Good way to clean/deblend a 3 clean 3 blended pattern?

Zep · 9th August 2014, 18:50

Good way to clean/deblend a 3 clean 3 blended pattern?

I wonder what the original was it is 30 FPS now. Seems like a wonky conversion to me.

thoughts?

StainlessS · 10th August 2014, 01:51

Might be a good idea to up 30 seconds of source with continuous movement, otherwise your guess
is probably better than anybody elses.

manono · 10th August 2014, 08:10

Quote:

Originally Posted by Zep

I wonder what the original was...

25fps, of course. It's all progressive? No interlacing?

Zep · 10th August 2014, 20:27

Quote:

Originally Posted by manono

25fps, of course. It's all progressive? No interlacing?

correct all progressive

all blends

3 clean 3 blended 3 clean 3 blended etc...

the whole way

wonkey_monkey · 10th August 2014, 23:45

A sample would be highly desirable.

If it's as simple as 3 50/50 blended frames in succesion, then yes, it can be fixed. You've currently (presumably) got:

Code:

A (a), B (b), C (c), D (c+d), E (d+e), F (e+f), G (f)

Where ABC are your existing frames and abc are the original source frames.

You can get frame d by subtracting C from D, and you can get frame e by subtracting G from F.

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wonkey_monkey Formerly davidh***** Join Date: Jan 2004 Posts: 2,496	A sample would be highly desirable. If it's as simple as 3 50/50 blended frames in succesion, then yes, it can be fixed. You've currently (presumably) got: Code: A (a), B (b), C (c), D (c+d), E (d+e), F (e+f), G (f) Where ABC are your existing frames and abc are the original source frames. You can get frame d by subtracting C from D, and you can get frame e by subtracting G from F. __________________ My AviSynth filters / I'm the Doctor