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Deinterlace interlaced footage with FFmpeg bwdif

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For editors with interlaced footage who want to choose frame or field output and field parity with the bwdif filter. You end with the documented options and what to compare. Based on the FFmpeg filters manual and not run.

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Deinterlace interlaced footage with FFmpeg bwdif

Coverage

For editors with interlaced footage who want to choose frame or field output and field parity with the bwdif filter. You end with the documented options and what to compare. Based on the FFmpeg filters manual and not run.

Example

A hypothetical 50i camera clip processed with one frame per frame and automatic parity, then with parity forced; the guide says nothing was run.

Useful starting points

  • The default outputs one frame per field, which doubles the frame rate; use send_frame to keep the rate.
  • Jerky motion usually points to the wrong field parity; set top or bottom field first instead of auto.
  • To leave progressive frames alone, deinterlace only frames marked as interlaced.
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