I am confused. I don't have access to European television broadcasting, but my understanding was that the norm was 25fps, and that 50fps was used only recently for sports broadcasting (slow motion instant replays) and 4k. Am I behind the times? Was 50fps used on TV 6-7 years ago?David32441 wrote: ↑Sat Feb 25, 2023 3:07 pm The video has some awful edge moire patterns going on
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The video release is 25fps (not interlaced 50fps source) - so sadly it appears baked into the original video and I'm sure it can't be removed now. I tried a few interlace settings in Topaz that's normally quite good with interlace lines - but Moire patterns on objects it can't handle.
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But it was 6-7 years ago!
If anyone has the original 50fps video (this was a .TS implying a digital TV rip maybe?) we could fix it.
Also I assumed that a .ts file was any streaming video, and that it was also the ORIGINAL video. That would be the file to work from if it is available, and here it is. Streaming downloader software either automatically or optionally converts the .ts stream to an .mp4. I don't do any of the advanced AI enhancement that others do as I lack the software and knowledge, although sometimes I have managed to deinterlace a video. I do always reprocess a .ts file to .mp4 or .mkv because it makes playback smoother.
Any tech nerd care to provide a little education on the subject? I am not looking for a software tutorial but merely an explanation of terms. Google search has not given me anything that is altering my thinking.