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phase shifted PAL TIVTC
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(12.06.2026, 21:01)Selur Wrote: Do not use TIVTC (= TFM + TDecimate) as a whole, since no decimation is needed.

Using one of the field matchers under "Filtering->Vapoursynth->Frame->Misc" TFM/VFM/ITM should work fine.
The field matcher, will make sure the content is progressive, so no deinterlacing will take place afterwards.
If there is still some combing, add "Filtering->Vapoursynth->Denoiser->QTGMC" (try different input types) or ."Filtering->Vapoursynth->Frame->Misc->Vinverse/Vinverse2" or "Filtering->Vapoursynth->Line->Santiag".

Cu Selur

I have never done this before
I will look into it.

I've never even seen the option below 
Misc->Vinverse/Vinverse2" or "Filtering->Vapoursynth->Line->Santiag".

I'm importing the clip from moviestudio to hybrid, 
I always try different options upper field in movie studio, lower field in moviestudio, progressive in moviestudio.

I already denoise with  neat video should I do it in hybrid again?

What number should I keep the denoise option?
I've seen the denoise tab in hybrid has quite a few denoise filters, which one is the best to use?

My computer is new and has more threads but with the denoise option ticked the encoding use to take a very long time last year on my old PC.
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RE: phase shifted PAL TIVTC - by Selur - 12.06.2026, 21:01
RE: phase shifted PAL TIVTC - by VCRvideocapturing - 12.06.2026, 21:21
RE: phase shifted PAL TIVTC - by Selur - 12.06.2026, 22:13

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