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Well I have no idea what was going on, but I eventually deleted all the videos, re-ripped them from the disk, and this time the Decomb plugin for AviSynth was able to deinterlace the videos. No idea why they were coming out as progressive before. I also got TomsMoComp and KernelDeint to work with th...

Bashar, I can see that the video itself displays qualities of an interlaced video, the weird thing is that the video reports as progressive in DGIndex (the m2v files were pulled off the DVD through a specialised extractor). I will try a few other methods of deinterlacing, but the ones I've tried so ...

Basher, I tried deinterlace, but it did not appear to make any difference. I'm not entirely sure if that's the format of the video or the filter I was using.

Zarxrax, thanks for the guides, they look like what I've been trying to find. I will read through them when I get the chance.

Regards,
Rob.

Okay, I got AviSynth. I get how it works, but I have no idea as to where to start, how to get the various addins and such to work, or how best to use it. May need to hunt down some better guides on it. I then got Virtual Dub, since I needed something to be able to play and save the avs files from Av...

Thanks for all this. I have seen AviSynth before, but it read like something that would require more advanced video editing skills than I have. I will investigate it and look for some guids as well.

Regards,
Rob.

Hello, Not sure if this is the right forum, but here goes... I've ripped the movies off FF7, FF8, FF9, FFX, FFX-2, and FF:AC (still waiting on a UK translation of the US-only extractor for FFXII, I've tried myself but gotten nowhere with it, see here ) in as raw a format as I can (either converted f...