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Originally Posted by FranceBB
Let's just stick with "difference" and we're good XD
No, jokes aside, we understand what you're saying, honestly, we do, but on the other hand it's just not as easy to detect differences (motion in your case) through an algorithm,
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It totally is. There's an unlimited number of algorithms that you can make based on the guidelines that I posted, but pretty much any algorithm based on those guidelines will be better than the options present in TFM.
Example algorithm 1:
Find average of A and E.
Find average of B and D.
If C is closer to the average of A and E than to the average of B and D, then treat C as interlaced.
Example algorithm 2:
m1 = |A-B|
m2 = |B-C|
m3 = |C-D|
m4 = |D-E|
n1 = |A-C|
n2 = |B-D|
n3 = |C-E|
If m1, m2, m3, and m4 are all bigger than n1, n2, and n3, then treat C as interlaced.