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de-interlacing algorithm required

i am in need of a image de-interlacing algorithm. Any suggestions?

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image de-interlacing is easy. if you have "progressive jpeg" or "interlaced gif". just re-sort the lines. (1,3,5....2,4,6 -> 1,2,3,4,5,6)

if you want to de-interlace a set of pictures (from an interlaced movie), here is "VirtualDub", a free minimal video-cutting program. it has a deinterlace-filter and is available in source-code, maybe you can get the algorithm from there.

From my experience, WinDVD has the best de-interlacer i have ever seen. No idea how it works though...
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Old January 30th, 2003, 03:01 AM
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