Daiamondo
19th July 2004, 17:28
Well, I know this problem is probably too trivial when making anime DVD backups, so I believe the solution might be quite simple, but I am still too newbie :( when the subject comes to deinterlacing and IVTCing anime :(
I don't know if I am too unfortunate to always take bad IVTCed sources or if there's something I am missing...
The problem I am experiencing happens most of the time when I am trying to IVTC anime scenes where some object (normally a house) is moving horizontally (from left to the right or vice-versa).
Here I posted some screenshots showing a sequence of 4 frames where I can experience this problem when I am trying to IVTC these frames.
http://encodingproblems.gq.nu/index.htm
As you can see, the second frame in the sequence is composed by fields from the first and third frames, and the third frame contains fields from the second and the fourth.
As in result, I don't know what I can do to make it match the fields correctly (?)
I also tried to use YATTA, hitting the switch to try to alternate between previous and next matches, but since it's composed like this, it will have no effect at all in this case... and also, postprocessing doesn't help.
What can I do to get rid of this deinterlace, please?
I don't know if I am too unfortunate to always take bad IVTCed sources or if there's something I am missing...
The problem I am experiencing happens most of the time when I am trying to IVTC anime scenes where some object (normally a house) is moving horizontally (from left to the right or vice-versa).
Here I posted some screenshots showing a sequence of 4 frames where I can experience this problem when I am trying to IVTC these frames.
http://encodingproblems.gq.nu/index.htm
As you can see, the second frame in the sequence is composed by fields from the first and third frames, and the third frame contains fields from the second and the fourth.
As in result, I don't know what I can do to make it match the fields correctly (?)
I also tried to use YATTA, hitting the switch to try to alternate between previous and next matches, but since it's composed like this, it will have no effect at all in this case... and also, postprocessing doesn't help.
What can I do to get rid of this deinterlace, please?