I have an interlaced .ts with mpeg2 vid. I was wondering if there was any way I can use the original frames that I get after I use DGIndex and avisynth to deinterlace with this avisynth script: Code:
You got a giant file in VirtualDub because you did not use Video/Compression to select a compression for your output. If you don't, you get uncompressed RGB, which is HUGE. The answer to your other question depends on whether the stream is pure interlaced, soft telecined, or hard telecined. If you don't know what those mean, you should start by finding out. pure interlaced -- use a deinterlacer, modifies the frames soft telecined -- use Force Film in DGIndex, or ignore pulldown in VirtualDub MPEG2, doesn't touch the frames hard telecined -- use Telecide/Decimate or TFM/TDecimate, doesn't touch (most of) the frames.
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I am trying to render files and I was afraid that processing them was the only way to go. Thanks for the info. What about a video file that is 100 % progressive but at 59.94 fps. Any easy and quick way to get that down to 23.976 correctly? Again I have supplied a clip:
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how can I identify the right pulldown to use Pulldown(0,2) Pulldown(1,3) Pulldown(2,4) Pulldown(0,3) Pulldown(1,4 Is the D2V Parse Output can provid a good information easy to understand ?
The D2V file shows only flagging for soft telecine. It can't help you for hard telecine. If you want to do things manually, you have to inspect the field pattern by eye, or try each one and see which works. It's easier to use an automatic solution such as Telecide()/Decimate() or TFM()/TDecimate().
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RE: Quickly Deinterlacing MPEG-2
