Hi all
Wherever possible (assuming there is no Blu-Ray available) I will buy NTSC sourced DVDs for animated series as more often than not they can be detelecined to provide a decent 480p video. However sometimes there is no option other than to buy them from UK which means they are 576i50. Now inlike films, animated series don't tend to have PAL speedup, instead relying on a crude frame conversion. Deinterlacing these clips even to 50fps still leaves some juddery ghost frames.
I'm guessing it's impossible to get back to the native 23.976fps but what is the best way to get closest to this? I've played around with virtualdub quite a bit but never made the jump to avisynth.
Interested to read people's thoughts!
Nick
Wherever possible (assuming there is no Blu-Ray available) I will buy NTSC sourced DVDs for animated series as more often than not they can be detelecined to provide a decent 480p video. However sometimes there is no option other than to buy them from UK which means they are 576i50. Now inlike films, animated series don't tend to have PAL speedup, instead relying on a crude frame conversion. Deinterlacing these clips even to 50fps still leaves some juddery ghost frames.
I'm guessing it's impossible to get back to the native 23.976fps but what is the best way to get closest to this? I've played around with virtualdub quite a bit but never made the jump to avisynth.
Interested to read people's thoughts!
Nick