View Full Version : How to de-interlace NTSC dvds ???
rakabos
30 Mar 2002, 03:43 AM
HI
I live in South Africa where the default is PAL. I have tried 2 passing a NTSC DVD, but it has bigtime interlacing.. I have tried Xmpeg 4.2 and divx4.x to de-interlace it but no luck. Can some1 plz help me. PS: I have tried divx5's de-interlace, but no luck. HELP!!
UncasMS
30 Mar 2002, 03:47 AM
nandub with a decent de-interlacing filter such as 'de-interlace are based' from gunnar thalin or 'telecide 1.1' from donald graft will be the best possible choice!
Enchanter
30 Mar 2002, 11:08 AM
If you're going to use nandub, you're going to need to framserve as well (Nandub cannot directly read DVD files). vFAPI and Avisynth are good choice. :)
One note. If you are working with an originally FILM material that has now been converted to NTSC (30fps), you can do Inverse Telecine as well. Doom9 has just the guide for it so go there and look. Most of the time, interlacing artifacts will be completely removed. It is a joy never having to use a Deinterlacer. :)
rakabos
30 Mar 2002, 08:14 PM
Enchanter:
Where is this guide u talk of, i cant find it on doom9...thx
Enchanter
30 Mar 2002, 09:19 PM
You sure you looked for it? :)
http://www.doom9.org/mpg/tmpg-ivtc.htm
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