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FranchiseJuan
20th April 2002, 16:44
I have had some problems with encoding Dune (the three disk recent TV version, PAL). From what I gather in the window in DVD2AVI, it is interlaced. So I set it to smart deinterlace in GordianKnot, and after it is encoded, I see shadowing and it looks really bad. So then I try to make SVCD with DVD2SVCD and it comesout with shadowing, and then I try no deinterlacing with DIVX 5 and it comes out with shadows. My question is how the heck am I supposed to deinterlace so that It does not come out with shadows?!?!?

I have tried all the forms of deinterlace in GordianKnot, and the smart deinterlace filter in Virtual dub, and non of these are acceptable. Is there anyway that you can I can make this encode look as good as my other two disk encodes where the sorce is progressive?

Thanks.

P.S. Now I know why you guys say that us pal guys have it good when it comes to our progressive sources....

FranchiseJuan
25th April 2002, 05:53
No Ideas?

-h
25th April 2002, 08:04
I use GreedyHMA to deinterlace in AVISynth, when I have to.

It's neat.

-h

Membrax
28th April 2002, 19:46
Hi, when i want to encode an interlaced PAL movie I use MPEG Mediator. Video is prefectly deinterlaced, and I use the resizing function of DivX 5 and that's perfect.

Demone
29th April 2002, 16:34
Try to put in an Avisynth script these two lines.

DoubleWeave
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Mahimahi
30th April 2002, 16:29
Hi,

I have a similar problem with "The Body" Pal version.
These are not interleasing lines that you see.
They are scanlines that belong to the former frame.
Some movies are encoded so that part of the scanlines that belong to FRAME "A" are in the following FRAME "B" and so on.
When you try to deinterlease, the lines will vanish but you get a ghostly shadow instead.
I have been searching for a solution but until now I havent found anything, only this explanation.
It would be great if someone could find a workaround for this fenomena.
Sorry for the bad English.

FranchiseJuan
3rd May 2002, 02:32
@Demone
Do I need to load a special Plugin into AVIsynth to use those two lines?

@Membrax
Where do I get MPEG Midiator? Could you post a link?