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deinterlace with scanlines – PAL
Hi,
Does anyone know how to create (or download somewhere) a “scanlines” PSD file in order to deinterlace PAL video ? (4/3 + 16/9 would be very welcome). I actually have a NTSC one but I don’t think I can use it with PAL footage.
Thanks.
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7 Replies
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It’s updated to have PAL and HDV PSD too. File in project is called PAL DV scanlines. Click download project files.
https://www.videocopilot.net/tutorials/deinterlace_in_ae/
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I am a little unclear about the scanline PSD. However, if you are looking to deinterlace you footage you may want to check out DVFilm Maker. It can deinterlace NTSC, PAL, 4/3, or 16/9.
Hope this helps.
Dave Keslick
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I directly compared the PSD method to just fields off AE export. AE is way, way better anyway; even more so plugins that are designed for this: dvfilm, fieldskit, magic bullet, algolith etc. Heck, even virtualdub probably looks better. People have used timewarp vectoring to merge the two fields together too.
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Thank you Chris!
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Thanks for the tip. But I actually tried different ways to deinterlace and I think the “scanlines.psd” method is the best, since it’s the one on which you get the most control.
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Hi Dave,
Well, speaking of my case, I have noticed that most of my viewers (since I am an editor and DVD authorer in the education field) are watching our products on their computers. That’s why I started to deinterlace the video, using what I call the “scanlines.psd” method in order to keep a good control and reduce the old-tv-screen flickering as much as I can.
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Sylvain, I see that this post is pretty old, however, do you still have the ntsc .psd scanlines document that you might wish to share?
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