09.06.2023, 05:23
Afaik there is no automated&working way to handle such mixed content properly, so the general idea is probably to. write a script per episode which splits the episode into different parts using trim and then decide per scene what to do (deinterlace, ivtc, copy, frame interpolate,..).
First thing you would need to do is gain a basic understanding of Avisynth or Vapoursynth and the methods that they offer to deal with deinterlacing, telecine handling, etc. . After that, I would recommend to search over at Doom9 and Videohelp for StarTrek, since there have been discussions about handling those DVDs for years. (they pop up from time to time)
You might also want to look into Wollby and Yatta for Vapoursynth/Avisynth and the StarTrek upscale projects which have popped up over the years.
Cu Selur
First thing you would need to do is gain a basic understanding of Avisynth or Vapoursynth and the methods that they offer to deal with deinterlacing, telecine handling, etc. . After that, I would recommend to search over at Doom9 and Videohelp for StarTrek, since there have been discussions about handling those DVDs for years. (they pop up from time to time)
You might also want to look into Wollby and Yatta for Vapoursynth/Avisynth and the StarTrek upscale projects which have popped up over the years.
Cu Selur