How to remove...Lines? :|

[angelchanx3]

So i started ripping from dvd's instead of using downloaded footage phs much better quality by far,everything went as planned till i got a clip on sony vegas and i saw this:

http://desktop-screenshot.com/show.php?nwth=300&id=1396

What the hell or those Lines on the footage,how do i remove them?

[LantisEscudo]

Ah, our old friend interlacing...

The guides have a good overview of how to work with DVD footage, including how to eliminate interlacing, starting with this page.

[angelchanx3]

I read that,that's how i even got the footage in sony to begin with.
But i got stuck at that part so maybe i thought there was a more simple way of explaining it.

The only thing i understood that i needed to do to make the ''interlacing'' go away was make an avisynth script,if that's not what i have to do then that just show's you how lost i am.

[mirkosp]

Yeah, you have to make an avisynth script. Depending on your kind of interlacing you would be using something like

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tdeint()

or

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tfm()
tdecimate()

for example.

[angelchanx3]

Yeah i figure that out a few hours ago when i saw a video tutorial but of course i had to come across another problem.....

When i opened script editor on virtualdubmod and saved it,it gave me this.

http://desktop-screenshot.com/show.php?nwth=300&id=1399

[angelchanx3]

Oh and sorry for the double post but if i simply put ''tdeint()'' in the text document instead of editing it through virtual dub mod it gives me this when i try to open it on virtual dub mod.

http://desktop-screenshot.com/show.php?nwth=300&id=1400

[mirkosp]

Looks like you don't have tdeint... it should come with the amvapp though. But first of all, you should check if your source is full field interlaced or telecined, because what you'll have to do depends on that.

[angelchanx3]

Eh i have to find that out in DGindex right?

[mirkosp]

Eh i have to find that out in DGindex right?

Well, not necessarily. Just open up the avs script in virtualdub and look for a scene with a panning. If you see a 3 progressive 2 interlaced images pattern, then it's telecined, if all the frames are interlaced, the it's full field interlaced.

[angelchanx3]

It's telecined.