>>2252I typically use this deinterlacer for video game footage and it makes every frame clear, none of this blended frame shit, and it worked great on old VHS/Video8/Hi8 footage too. It also does look exactly this shit on my CRT, it was actively distracting.
>>2254I did 30 FPS first and then 60 to make sure that the deinterlacer wasn't introducing any additional issues. If the deinterlacer was causing issues, any sort of 60 FPS video would be adding a bit of A->B blending, but that would be A clear, A-B bad, B clear. Here, it's A-AAB-AB-ABB-B; I think the graph at
>>2256 explains my problem perfectly, that I'm getting BC-CD blending, and the deinterlacer is making it worse. I would have preferred them to just do A-B-C-D-D instead, but we get what we get.
>>2257Hehe, I grew up in SECAM signal but PAL import land, I was lucky to get shit working in colour.
I still do have the original interlaced .mpg files though, busted aspect ratio and all (sadly don't have any proper lossless capture devices, I wanted to get that Micomsoft one back in the day, but no money then). If you want to try your hand with avisynth, you should, I definitely did not try to rip out the blended frames that way before trying to convert to MP4.
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