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June 25th, 2010, 08:38 AM
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Field order of interlaced Source files in HDlink
I think it is necessary to add Lower/Upper choices of the Field Order for the "Deinterlace source" button in HDlink.
The way it is now, I suppose HDlink guesses what the order is, and in my case (60i AVCHD files from Sony camcorder) the guess was consistently wrong, unfortunately. I used Adobe Encoder as workaround, and that worked just fine since it allowed me to specify Lower field as order priority. HDlink is part of Neo 4K v5 here. |
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June 25th, 2010, 09:06 AM
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All deinterlacing algorithm that convert 60i to 30p are not concerned with field order. One day I want to do a 60i to 60p deinterlacer, that is concerned with field order.
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June 25th, 2010, 09:15 AM
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What I just observed clearly indicated that switching to lower field, then deinterlacing produced good results.
Simply Deinterlacing in HDlink (or Adobe Encoder with the Upper field priority) produced unpleasant jarring video. I think this may depend on the deinterlacing method as well. In any case, switching the Adobe deinterlacer to lower field priority solved the issue. |
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