deinterlace in yv12 for deshaking?

[songohan]

Hello, i'm relatively new to avisynth, dealing with quite complex things.. i took several days looking through this and other forums but can't sort it out


i have pure interlaced PAL DV material captured with a sony dv-cam
i use cedocida 0.2.0 and avisynth 2.5.7
i want to do heavy filtering (deshake in vdub, resize,...), so i have to go to RGB anyway
result will be saved as huffyuv RGB or YUY2 (not sure yet)


now my problem:
as a deinterlacer mcbob looks best for me, but works in yv12 only (at least for me)
my preferred way to do it is like this


AVISource("dv.avi",pixel_type="YV12")
#cedocida output set to PAL-DV 4:2:0

crop(...) #source is letterboxed

mcbob()

BleedingEdgeNoiseFilter()
..
ConvertToYUY2(sampling="DV-PAL") #i would need something like that


This would go into vdub for deshaking.

now my questions:


Should I deinterlace in PAL-DV4:2:0?
Is there a way to upsample croma to YUY2 with respect to PALDV-4:2:0 (like cedocida-internal)?
If not, what would be the best alternative (highest chroma quality) without leaving mcbob?


maybe the answer is already out there because the has to be a way out of PAL-DV4:2:0 (which is imho a great "hack" to keep the 4:2:2 resolution virtually)

thx in advance, songohan

[yup]

Hi songohan!

Instead use deshaker in VirtualDub You can use Depanstabilize and MVDepan in Avisynth script. Also IMO better way use first step stabilize and after deinterlacing.
yup.

[songohan]

i tried mvdepan but deshaker in vdub gives _much_ better results.. (the material is quite complex)

thank you anyway ;D

btw:
i wrote such a upscale funktion for myself using nnedi which gives me even less color blurring than cedocida-internal yuy2conversion but has a problem with the deinterlaced material resulting in stairsteps on some patterns