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Handbrake Interlacing issues

I can import interlaced but it makes it all pixelated, guys please help I just want to keep DVD quality and or blueray quality, WHAT do I use??
 
Prism_Skywalker said:
I can import interlaced but it makes it all pixelated, guys please help I just want to keep DVD quality and or blueray quality, WHAT do I use??
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asterixsmeagol said:
Use MakeMKV to decrypt and rip the title you want from your Blu-ray without re-encoding.
Then use Avidemux to convert the video from .mkv to .mp4 without re-encoding the video (you may want to re-encode the audio as .aac depending on what your editor can read).
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tremault said:
Try a different tool.
My initial recommendation would be virtualdub.

edit:
virtualdub 2.
open file.
video > filters > Add > deinterlace
play with it. you'll have a preview window to see the effect.
save video. choose a non lossy codec ideally, that'll serve you better during your edit process.
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Not sure what else you want us to say.
 
There's so much here, so wait, Rip with MKV then use Virtualdub 2? Open, Filters, and then thats it?
 
DVD and Blu-ray are not the same at all but it seems you're using the terms interchangeably.

Blu-ray has no interlacing almost 100% of the time, unless you're talking supplemental videos and extras that were originally created for DVD special features and then just dropped into the Blu-ray disc. Even then it should be progressive scan instead.

If you have Blu-rays just use that as your source and skip deinterlacing entirely. Rip, demux, edit the demuxed file. Done. DVDs are a lot more work to get into an editable form, for lower quality, and you not only have to worry about deinterlacing but probably also correcting the frame rate from 29.97 to 23.976
 
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