sh03z
17th December 2003, 06:58
Hello,
I heard someone who sounded very smart with avisynth talk about de-interlacing...
he/she said that you can deinterlace only the moving parts, atleast as I recall...
what are some good ways to de-interlace some 4:3 DVDs USING AVISYNTH 2.50???
Only way I know, is using TMPEG...>=(
reason I am asking is because I bought all the Teckademics DVDs and want to encode them...they are directly from a DV source I think when they filmed them, so that's why they are fullscreen, interlaced, and have horizontal lines in some of the action parts I'm figuring...
thanks all,
shoez
I heard someone who sounded very smart with avisynth talk about de-interlacing...
he/she said that you can deinterlace only the moving parts, atleast as I recall...
what are some good ways to de-interlace some 4:3 DVDs USING AVISYNTH 2.50???
Only way I know, is using TMPEG...>=(
reason I am asking is because I bought all the Teckademics DVDs and want to encode them...they are directly from a DV source I think when they filmed them, so that's why they are fullscreen, interlaced, and have horizontal lines in some of the action parts I'm figuring...
thanks all,
shoez