how to remove ghosting, missing frames with gknot / how to make good ivtc

[rhaz]

here is the new source sample:
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i did use same script as previous and everything seems to be fine but when watching .avi its like lagging, i mean that the frames are missing or something. and do you know how to fix that and is it possible to keep it at 25fps?

[manono]

I hate MegaUpload with a passion. I can't even get this sample. Unless you're willing to upload to a better site (Sendspace, MediaFire), someone else will have to help.

[CWR03]

I was bombarded with threat alerts when I tried to get the file.

Did you try what I suggested before? I had no trouble getting a smooth 25fps file.

[rhaz]

CWR03 do you mean "KernelDeInt(order=0,sharp=true)"? It will deinterlace and remove ghosting? and keep it at 25fps?

i failed to upload to SendSpace or Mediafire so there's Rapidshare: <<edited>> (first sample you downloaded from megaupload )

[CWR03]

Originally Posted by rhaz

CWR03 do you mean "KernelDeInt(order=0,sharp=true)"? It will deinterlace and remove ghosting? and keep it at 25fps?

I guess that's a "no" to my question of whether or not you tried it.

[manono]

The second sample isn't field blended and using SRestore on it wrecks it (as you discovered, there's a unique frame missing every second). It just has phase-shifted fields and just needs to have the fields realigned. Using Decomb from the GKnot script, a simple:

Telecide(Guide=2)

will fix it.

[rhaz]

actually i tried that KernelDeInt(order=0,sharp=true) and it worked fine no ghosting no interlacing.

thanks for help for both of you

manono could write a small guide how to identify what source is what and what does it need to make good rip

thanks again!

[manono]

Originally Posted by rhaz

actually i tried that KernelDeInt(order=0,sharp=true) and it worked fine

No it didn't; it deinterlaced it, a very bad thing to do when it's not necessary. A field matcher (Decomb's Telecide or TIVTC's TFM) is a much better way to go as it'll restore the original progressive frames without the damage a deinterlacer does.

manono could write a small guide how to identify what source is what and what does it need to make good rip

No. Separate the fields or put on a bobber and have a look. In your first example doing that would have showed you the blended fields, an indication that no IVTC will work. With your second example separating the fields will show you each field being followed by a duplicate field, a sure indication it's not really interlaced, but just needs the fields realigned.

[rhaz]

fixed

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