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Deinterlace video with FFmpeg yadif: modes, field order and frames
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What this guide covers
For editors with interlaced footage such as DV or broadcast captures who want progressive frames. It explains output modes, field order and frame selection. Based on the FFmpeg manual; no command was run.
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Guide title
Deinterlace video with FFmpeg yadif: modes, field order and frames
Coverage
For editors with interlaced footage such as DV or broadcast captures who want progressive frames. It explains output modes, field order and frame selection. Based on the FFmpeg manual; no command was run.
Example
A hypothetical 25 fps interlaced PAL clip: default settings give 25 fps progressive and the field-per-frame mode gives 50 frames per second by arithmetic; nothing was run.
Useful starting points
- Jerky back-and-forth motion usually means the field order is wrong; set it explicitly.
- Check for leftover combing on moving edges, and that the frame rate matches the mode you chose.
- If only interlaced-marked frames are processed, combing can remain on frames that are not marked.
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