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radorn · 7th January 2019, 15:41

I have an PAL MPEG2 animation sequence from a DVD that is telecined with the dreaded blending technique. On a CRT TV is more or less tolerable, but on anything else it's horrid. It is clearly an old analog transfer, but, otherwise, I don't know if it is a direct 24p to 50i conversion or if it was converted to NTSC pulldown before it made it to PAL.

It's not really important, but I would like to try to deblend it back to 24fps, and see how the process works.

What would be the recommended approach?
Thanks in advance.

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radorn Registered User Join Date: Dec 2003 Posts: 33	deblending PAL? I have an PAL MPEG2 animation sequence from a DVD that is telecined with the dreaded blending technique. On a CRT TV is more or less tolerable, but on anything else it's horrid. It is clearly an old analog transfer, but, otherwise, I don't know if it is a direct 24p to 50i conversion or if it was converted to NTSC pulldown before it made it to PAL. It's not really important, but I would like to try to deblend it back to 24fps, and see how the process works. What would be the recommended approach? Thanks in advance.