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AbsoluteDestiny wrote:Actually it's ok to resize before you deinterlace provided you are not resizing vertically (which you are not).

Absolutely correct. It's just that this filter-order automatically rang my alarm bell >.<°

You should resize, *after* you deinterlaced. IVTC, Deinterlacers and such work best, when applied first, before anything else could meddle with the combed lines. BTW: I once tried to IVTC Haibane Renmei, and while the pans came out a little jerky I didn't find it that annoying. I expected more stutt...

Sounds like you applied IVTC (or at least Decimate) twice.

29.97 * 0.8 * 0.8 = 19.1808

(0.8 standing for a typical Decimate-cycle, where every 5th out of 5 frames is thrown away)

Fungie½ wrote:Screening Tape 1:
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22. Reni D`Anclaude
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this is probably stupid...but is there still time to send in the mailed entry form? Yes, if you send it in right now. You should have already received an e-mail from OtakuVideo reminding you of this. Now that's just dandy... I snailmailed the form already twice. The first time three weeks ago (toge...

Mr Pilkington wrote:

klinky wrote:huffYUV doesn't even work?

Just snow. Very very colorful snow. [...snip]

That usually happens when you use HuffYUV for lossless RGB compression, but its strength lies within the YUV-Compression.
Go to the codec-options and change the the upper right box to "<-- Convert to YUY2" .

What advantage do you expect from -h's codec in comparison to the already existing, lossless YV12 Codec of Marc FD ? (Is the latter not reliable?)

I don't know if it works in premiere (only used it in Avisynth and VD until now), but oh well: VBLE may be useful for your purpose.

You might want to become familiar with the ColorYUV command in Avisynth (http://www.avisynth.org/index.php?page=ColorYUV) .
That's the cheapest and easiest method I've discovered so far.