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huhn · 11th October 2021, 06:56

no...

frist result for adaptive deint: https://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/11582267_48
TV use this for a long time and intel, nvidia and AMD (not dual rate) have them also known as motion *compensating or frame adaptive deint.

field matching:
http://underpop.online.fr/f/ffmpeg/h...ldmatch.htm.gz

and yes TVs do that. and is important to understand why some TVs can't like those with 60 HZ panels and other can with 120 HZ while they maybe even be able to display a 24 HZ signal correctly (sony only) but this feature is missing.

it would be nice if very easy to google terms are not suppossed to be in my "head" i don't like been insulted thank you. and yes these are obviously applied to DVD, BD and alike or simple broadcast signals.

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huhn Registered User Join Date: Oct 2012 Posts: 7,921	no... frist result for adaptive deint: https://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/11582267_48 TV use this for a long time and intel, nvidia and AMD (not dual rate) have them also known as motion *compensating or frame adaptive deint. field matching: http://underpop.online.fr/f/ffmpeg/h...ldmatch.htm.gz and yes TVs do that. and is important to understand why some TVs can't like those with 60 HZ panels and other can with 120 HZ while they maybe even be able to display a 24 HZ signal correctly (sony only) but this feature is missing. it would be nice if very easy to google terms are not suppossed to be in my "head" i don't like been insulted thank you. and yes these are obviously applied to DVD, BD and alike or simple broadcast signals.