JES Deinterlacer is, in my opinion, the best way to deinterlace your footage. If you are wondering why your footage comes out with wierd lines across it, especially when there is a lot of movement or action, then you probably need to deinterlace it. I see this all the time with amateur video where people shoot a great film, but they don’t deinterlace it and it can be very distracting.
Another benefit of using JES Deinterlacer over the deinterlacing built into Final Cut Pro is that you can do a batch deinterlace. So if you have a lot of files (say 30 raw clips from your camera) that need deinterlacing, you can just set it up and let it do its work without you having to hang out and babysit. From the developer:
For Mac OS 9 and Mac OS X 10.2, 10.3
Features:
- Deinterlace movies (half height/normal height/double frame rate/blend,adaptive/simple).
- Change field dominance (for PAL films with fake interlace).
- Reinterlace from one or two movies.
- Standards conversion (PAL<->NTSC or custom).
- Inverse telecine.
- Trim, shift, simple color correction, noise reduction.
- Change encoding (RGB gamma, video range/full range).
- Fix jagged edges.
- Pitch preserving sound track for half speed.
- Change movie speed, reverse movie.
- Interlaced in/out, progressive in/out.
- Includes utility to view and edit image description extensions and movie and track geometry
Third version, posted 10th of May 2006.
Updated 6th of July 2008.
Universal application, requires Mac OS 10.4 (Tiger, Intel or PPC) .
Old version 2.7.4 available for previous Mac OS versions.
G4 accelerated.
Note: Cannot be unzipped on Mac OS 9. Use the .sit archive below instead!
Download JES Deinterlacer - [Power PC Version]
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