http://homepage.mac.com/major4/
It can be a little tough to install because there are a few
dependencies, but once you get it running its really an incredible
tool.
At my previous day job at a TV station, I often had to transfer mpeg2
video encoded for TV (interlaced) and put it on the web. I would first
transcode the mpeg2 files to mpeg4 quicktime, resized and
deinterlaced. Then I would compress further in quicktime pro to
something more suitable for the web.
Hope that helps.
-josh
On 8/8/05, LeanBackVids.com <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Does anyone know of a good deinterlacer for iMovie? I've got a vid
> all ready to got, but it desperately needs to be deinterlaced. It is
> still in iMovie, but I have both a .mov and a .avi file that could be
> used.
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> -Matt
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