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deinterlacing: motion-adaptive vs. motion-compensating - tailland - 13.07.2025
doing some deinterlacing, i decided to read up on some different methods: https://www.albalaing.es/faq/articulos/Deinterlacing%20Algorithms.pdf
is there a deinterlacing filter out there (maybe hybrid-embeddable?) which has motion-compensation?
RE: deinterlacing: motion-adaptive vs. motion-compensating - Selur - 13.07.2025
QTGMC by default uses motion compensation (leveraging mvtools) for deinterlacing. (old Avisynth MVBob and MCBob also used motion compensation)
Outside of Avisynth and Vapoursynth an example of a simple motion compensation deinterlacer would be mcdeint from ffmpeg.
Cu Selur
Ps.: Through the torch add-on Hybrid also supports https://github.com/pifroggi/vs_deepdeinterlace and https://github.com/anymyb/MFDIN for deinterlacing, which are additional methods.