Are there "levels" of interlacing?

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Are there "levels" of interlacing?

Post by rhkaloge » Fri Jan 24, 2003 5:36 pm

I have used 2 series while making videos, Dual and Love Hina, using AVIsynth with ripped DVDs. On the Dual video, I could barely tell that it was interlaced, and using Premiere's interlacing filter cleared up any I saw. With Love Hina, the interlacing is VERY obvious, and I can't find any technique to get rid of it, from ErMaC guides to VitrualDub filters. They all seem to either leave in too much interlacing, or make the clip choppy. So my question is, do different DVDs have different amounts of interlacing, or am I just going nuts?

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Post by klinky » Fri Jan 24, 2003 5:49 pm

Have you read the guides?
They cover "interlacing" and telecining.

Anime is normally shot @ 24fps, it's then telecined up to 29.97. This adds the "interlaced" artifacts you see. There are different ways to telecine footage so yes it can vary. Evangelion has a pretty horrid telecine.

The cool thing(sorta) about telecined source is that it usually can be inveresed, to retrieve the original 24fps footage.

I highly reccomend a read of the guides :|


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Post by WhtHawk » Mon Jan 27, 2003 7:57 pm

Where can I find a desent software program to remove the telecining from my video?
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Post by jbone » Mon Jan 27, 2003 8:01 pm

WhtHawk wrote:Where can I find a desent software program to remove the telecining from my video?
/whacks WhtHawk upside the head repeatedly with a Clue-by-Four(TM)
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Re: Are there "levels" of interlacing?

Post by rhkaloge » Wed Feb 05, 2003 11:19 am

From the original post:
rhkaloge wrote:from ErMaC guides to VitrualDub filters
So yea, I read the guides, hence the question. Now on to trying to capture video rather than burn. We'll see...

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Post by klinky » Wed Feb 05, 2003 12:23 pm

Did you read ErMaC's & AD's guide, the latest one?

It goes into extensive detail about how to IVTC.

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Post by rhkaloge » Wed Feb 05, 2003 12:57 pm

yep made the video super-jerky, like it was removing the interlaced frames rather than combining them. I'll check versions to see if I'm using the most up to date stuff.

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Post by klinky » Wed Feb 05, 2003 1:25 pm

Well THAT IS THE IDEA. If it's really telecined footage, it should remove the bad frames, decimates it down to 24fps from 30fps.


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Post by rhkaloge » Mon Feb 10, 2003 2:09 pm

so basicly I'm screwed?

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