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Dont know about Netflix but I believe the BBC archive uses Martin Weston's adaptive 3-field deinterlacer. I think it's out of patent now and is available in ffm
by jlarcombe 5y ago
Dont know about Netflix but I believe the BBC archive uses Martin Weston's adaptive 3-field deinterlacer. I think it's out of patent now and is available in ffmpeg and similar...
- aardvark179 5y agoThe BBC has an easier job than NTSC based outfits because filmed material will have been captured at 25 frames per second and converted to 50 fields per second. They are less likely to have problems like 3:2 interlacing breaking in an edit which used to be quite common in NTSC.