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(suggestion) interlacing effect maybe? #54

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Invice83737e8 opened this issue Mar 6, 2024 · 2 comments
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(suggestion) interlacing effect maybe? #54

Invice83737e8 opened this issue Mar 6, 2024 · 2 comments
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Invice83737e8 commented Mar 6, 2024

I was thinking of suggesting this for a long time and now i feel like it's the right time to do it
There's an easy after effects tutorial on how to make that kind of effect but after effects BARELY works on my pc so i was thinking an interacing option on ntscrs would be VERY helpful
Thank you for your time

(What i mean by interlacing)
https://youtu.be/1aWUnBdL-TU?si=ZT7IxT8jupeZMfve

@Invice83737e8 Invice83737e8 changed the title (Suggestion) interlacing effect maybe? (suggestion) interlacing effect maybe? Mar 6, 2024
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faking it like this likely wouldn't work with the actual interlacing options ntsc-rs provides - instead, it'd probably be better to use ffmpeg to actually convert the progressive footage to interlaced. it does require it to be 59.94 frames per second (or 23.976 but don't worry about that) but the result would work both in ntsc-rs and actual interlaced formats like vhs or dvd!

here's a quick script that downsamples 59.94p footage in 4:3 to 29.97i:
ffmpeg -i "in.avi" -vf interlace=scan=tff -sws_flags neighbor -c:v ffv1 "out.mkv"

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faking it like this likely wouldn't work with the actual interlacing options ntsc-rs provides - instead, it'd probably be better to use ffmpeg to actually convert the progressive footage to interlaced. it does require it to be 59.94 frames per second (or 23.976 but don't worry about that) but the result would work both in ntsc-rs and actual interlaced formats like vhs or dvd!

here's a quick script that downsamples 59.94p footage in 4:3 to 29.97i: ffmpeg -i "in.avi" -vf interlace=scan=tff -sws_flags neighbor -c:v ffv1 "out.mkv"

i dunno how to use ffmpeg :(

@valadaptive valadaptive added the enhancement New feature or request label Mar 23, 2024
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