progressive or interlaced?

[Dogway]

Hello, Im a bit lost on this source. First DGIndex says its interlaced, but I dont see any interlacing, so, I dont know if this has to be bobbed... reading the help, it looks like is progressive content encoded as interlaced, that means I should deinterlace then? If so what field order?
Last thing is why despite being a film, framerate is 25fps and I can't find any dups nor blending?

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Apologizes if question is too stupid : P

[Inspector.Gadget]

This I believe is the movie "Kids". I think it was shot at a film speed, but here it appears to have been sped up by a small increment from 24p to 25p. You can, if you wish, recover the original film framerate just by using AssumeFPS(), but then you'll need to slow the audio with eac3to or similar. No deinterlacing is necessary.

[Dogway]

whoa... sped up, I see, never imagined it.
I still see some eventual subtle combing (maybe not in this precise clip) , do I get rid of that with denoisers? VerticalBlur or so?

[Inspector.Gadget]

"Subtle" combing can be handled by an antialiaser or by something like Vinverse(). If it's so subtle that you don't see it at normal playback speeds, don't worry about it. This DVD, like the NTSC version, suffers from artifacts present on the master plus some macroblocking so you may also be seeing block edges or other horizontal artifacts.

[Dogway]

Thank you!