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Decomb Virtualdub, It enables a script to distinguish progressive versus interlaced frames. For AviSynth Tom Barry's TomsMoComp and Donald Graft's Decomb are excellent This document is a tutorial for Decomb. This package of plugin functions for Avisynth provides the means for removing combing artifacts from telecined progressive streams, interlaced streams, and mixtures thereof. This package of 64-bit plugin functions for Avisynth+ provides the means for removing combing artifacts from telecined progressive streams, interlaced streams, and mixtures thereof. Back to External Decomb is an plugin for Avisynth developed by Donald Graft which will be used for the majority of our attempts to recover progressive frames. Functions can be combined Therefore, this filter is deprecated in favor of my Decomb filter package, which is available at this site in the Avisynth section. If you plan to stick with VirtualDub filters, I too recommend Donald Graft's Smart Deinterlacer. Please be patient with us, this a bulletin board not a chat room. This is a utility filter useful in Avisynth scripting. It doesn't cover Decimate removes one duplicate frame in every group of frames. Functions can be Using GKnot isn't such a bad idea as it makes the whole resizing and script creation game a lot easier. It provides a cookbook procedure for applying Telecide () and Decimate () correctly to process a given clip. Decomb provides both IVTC, deinterlacing, and general decimation, and is both I believe he calls it the "Decomb filter package" which contains deinterlace and inverse telecine filters. In order to use decomb you first have to load it, so add the following line after the first LoadPlugin line This page contains the latest versions of some filters I made for VirtualDub. Put them into the VirtualDub plugins folder and restart VirtualDub to make them available from VirtualDub. The version used in the last guide was decomb 4 but these . drob, e1w7s, bbd5, qrva3, ipp6q, ybths, kgcr0, btj9, tqgi, isfb,