Forced film?
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honorhammer
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Forced film?
Akira dvd is my source, and I thought it was enough % film to use Forced film in DGIndex.. but it looks like a few spots like this one have the interlace lines. Can a movie really be mostly normal and then just randomly interlaced? or am I just messing this up? is there any special method to handle this kind of interlacing?
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Re: Forced film?
What was the percentage? Personally, I wouldn't use the Forced Film option unless the percentage was 95% or higher - preferably 98% or 99%, if not completely Film (i.e. 100%, but it doesn't spell out 100% Film).honorhammer wrote:Akira dvd is my source, and I thought it was enough % film to use Forced film in DGIndex.. but it looks like a few spots like this one have the interlace lines. Can a movie really be mostly normal and then just randomly interlaced? or am I just messing this up? is there any special method to handle this kind of interlacing?
If it's really that bad, my suggestion would be to treat it as you would any other hybrid footage - don't use Forced Film and fall back to TFM and TDecimate instead.