Are there any deblender that behaves like described?

[cihub]

Are there any deblending filter that works with original, unprocessed video from DVD, doesn't have any pattern preference and can (1) find the most suitable field among neighbouring frames or (2) restore the field either by (a) using only one, i.e. good opposite field, then anti-aliasing the whole frame, or (b) restore bad frame by diffing good and bad field and removing "extra" pixels?

I'm asking because I have a video where I do not see any pattern (I'm noob in this kind of stuff, so I have no clue how video for Restore24 or srestore should look like) and thought I'll write my own filter, but I'd rather avoid reinventing a wheel.

Here's a few samples showing the problem I'm facing: https://www.mediafire.com/folder/7x9xkd2e72ei2/Are_there_any_deblender_that_behaves_like_described

[LemMotlow]

Looks like telecine IMO. I don't know about other readers, but don't you think it would be a good idea to cut a few seconds from a VOB and post so we can see what's going on? If that is blending, even/odd fields would have the same image, not different images in each field.

[manono]

I don't know about other readers, but don't you think it would be a good idea to cut a few seconds from a VOB and post so we can see what's going on?
He shouldn't even have to be asked as it should be standard procedure to include a piece from the source when asking for help. A GIF? In the time it took to make that he could have cut a dozen pieces and uploaded them.

cihub, in the off chance you don't know how to cut ten seconds from a VOB, open one in DGIndex. Scroll to a place with steady motion. Mark in and out points with [ and ]. Then go File->Save Project and Demux Video. Make the resulting M2V available.

[cihub]

Added link to samples to the first post. While I think that VTS_03_1-0.demuxed.m2v should be enough (it contains same frames as GIF) to see what I'm talking about, I also uploaded a few extra samples.

[manono]

Much better. I only checked the short.demuxed one. After some hard telecine in the beginning it gets field-blended. It's pretty standard stuff, except that it's not from a PAL source:

Yadif(Order=1,Mode=1)#or the much better but slower QTGMC
SRestore(Frate=23.976)

[cihub]

Thank you, manono.

Just wondering: are there any source in the internet that can explain field blending so that in the future I could find solution myself? Or "Google is your best friend"?

[manono]

Just wondering: are there any source in the internet that can explain field blending...
It's easy to spot. You bob the video and look for the blending/double images/ghosting. It's often used to convert a 25fps PAL source to 29.97fps NTSC. Or film to PAL's required 25fps. Sometimes it's used by the cheapest fly-by-night companies as a way to go from progressive 23.976fps to NTSC DVD's required 29.97fps. It's a disgrace however and whenever it's used as it pretty much ruins the video.

[cihub]

Thank you once again.