Is TDeinterlace dead?

[silverwing]

Hello colleagues!

TDeinterlace has not been updated for a long time.
Meanwhile, there is a good sequence for deinterlacing, which I have been using for a long time, par example:


#(source - PAL, 25fps, interlaced )
edeintted=eedi3(input, field=-2, sclip=nnedi3(input, field=-2, qual=2))
TDeint(input, edeint=edeintted, order=-1, mode=2, sharp=true, mtnmode=3, full=false, tryWeave=false, type=2, emask=TMM2(input, mode=1))

Yes, it is slow (but not as slow as monster QTGMC(Preset="Very Slow")), but it gives good results.

May I hope that our (doom9 is power!) "gallant knights of the source code" will update and speed up TDeinterlace? :)

Thank you for attention :thanks:
(Sorry for my bad English)

[DJATOM]

https://github.com/pinterf/TIVTC/releases ???

[pinterf]

TDeint exists in my repo only because of having the source (which has many-many common part with TIVTC) in one place. Until I'm prepared for a properly porting it (x64, intrinsics) which may never occur.
Since there is a working x86 and x64 version out there, no need to rush.
http://avisynth.nl/index.php/TDeint
http://avisynth.nl/index.php/AviSynth%2B_x64_plugins

[FranceBB]

I use tdeint a lot, but one of the things that have been annoying me is that I have been receiving 4:2:2 planar (yv16) files for years, while tdeint only works in 4:2:2 interleaved (YUY2), so I had to convert to YUY2 and then back to yv16.
Although converting from planar to interleaved is lossless, it does waste a few CPU cycles.
There's no support for yv24, but I very rarely get 4:4:4 interlaced master files, so it wasn't such a big deal.
In a future update I'd like to see 10bit support as well 'cause I have to encode H.264 yv16 10bit files (XAVC Intra Class recorded by cameras saving the files on Panasonic P2 cards) and I'd really like to keep the high bit depth and use tdeint as my favourite deinterlacer.

[cagali]

Just curious.
For your clips, is eedi3+nnedi3 still faster and better than QTGMC Fast/Faster presets?