VonOben
28th January 2011, 01:09
Hi.
While deinterlacing a source with Mcbob I recived this effect on some frames:
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/8582653/tsom-strob-mcbob.jpg
The source here is quite strange, it's some kind of strob-mixing from two different angles. Or perhaps one could say that the upper field shows one angle and the lower field shows another. In the resulting 50fps file the picture changes between these two angles EACH frame. I guess there aren't very many motions to vectorize in this case and the bleeding between the scanlines mess things up, so it's not really possible to calculate how the full frame should look like.
Anyhow, is it possible to make this effect a little less obvious with avisynth somehow, or should I paint these frames by hand?
While deinterlacing a source with Mcbob I recived this effect on some frames:
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/8582653/tsom-strob-mcbob.jpg
The source here is quite strange, it's some kind of strob-mixing from two different angles. Or perhaps one could say that the upper field shows one angle and the lower field shows another. In the resulting 50fps file the picture changes between these two angles EACH frame. I guess there aren't very many motions to vectorize in this case and the bleeding between the scanlines mess things up, so it's not really possible to calculate how the full frame should look like.
Anyhow, is it possible to make this effect a little less obvious with avisynth somehow, or should I paint these frames by hand?