Deinterlacer
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| − | * | + | * The selection the clipping region for input frames |
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| − | * | + | * The selection a mounting point to place the clipping region in output frames. |
| − | * | + | * The flipping of the output frames. |
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Revision as of 12:51, 10 March 2020
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DirectShow filter for deinterlacing using an Motion Adaptive algorithm.
Overview
The Deinterlacer performs deinterlacing of the uncompressed video frames using the Motion Adaptive algorithm. For deinterlacing the image, 2 fields are used before and after the current field. The size of the output frames can be selected. The filter also performs clipping of input frames: any rectangular part of the input frames can be cut out and placed at any position of the output frames. Parts outside the cut image are filled with the background color (with alpha channel) selected by the user. The filter has built-in support for several color spaces (see Idl\Deinterlacer.idl in the filter installation folder) and the feature of flipping output frames. Input and output subtypes and formats are user-selectable (see Idl\AVOConnection.idl in the filter installation folder).
Features
- Deinterlacing using the Motion Adaptive algorithm.
- Choosing a threshold for the deinterlacing algorithm for a tradeoff between flickering and residual combing artifacts.
- The selection the clipping region for input frames
- Several methods to set the size of the output frames.
- The selection a mounting point to place the clipping region in output frames.
- The flipping of the output frames.
- Choosing of input and output color spaces and formats (the list can be found in Idl\Deinterlacer.idl in the filter installation folder).
- The selection of the background color (ARGB or AYUV) to fill areas of the output frames beyond the input frames.
See Also
You Might Also Need
- H.264/AVC Decoder - H.264/AVC DirectShow video decoder.
- MPEG-4 Decoder - MPEG-4 DirectShow video decoder.
- MPEG-2 Video Decoder - A DirectShow filter for high-quality decoding of MPEG-2 video streams.
- DVCPRO HD Decoder - DirectShow filter for decoding DV, DVCPRO, DVCPRO 50 and DVCPRO HD video streams.
- DV Splitter - DirectShow filter for splitting a digital video (DV) stream into its component video and audio streams. Supports DV25, DV50 and DV100.
Related Products
- MXF Writer - DirectShow muxer and writer for MXF files.
- H.264/AVC Encoder - H.264/AVC DirectShow video encoder.
- DVCPRO HD Encoder - A high-performance DVCPRO video encoder.
- Audio Mixer - DirectShow filter for real-time mixing of multiple mono, stereo or multichannel audio streams.
Action Items
Prices
| Single Application License | 1600 EUR <div class="floatright"> </div>
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| Single Developer License | 2800 EUR <div class="floatright"></div>
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| Team License | 3950 EUR <div class="floatright"></div>
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