You are about the witness, the ultimate power of the ultimate de-interlace method...the MSU Field Shift Fixer...It de-interlaces, retains color, and fixes motion blur. AMAZING. Make sure you guys view them at their fullest resolution, in
Firefox -
Right-click > View Image, in
Internet Explorer, hover your mouse over the image and wait for the resize button in the bottom right corner.
Same clip, captured in Studio 9 using ATI TV Wonder Pro rendered in 3 stages,
- Untouched - Opened in VirtualDub, screenshot

- Smart Deinterlace - Opened in VirtualDub, Added Smart Deinterlace Beta 2.8 filter, screenshot

- MSU Filter - Open AVI Synth Script in VirtualDub, screenshot

Thanks to deathenator for this wonderful technique. This is all of his work, I am just showing you the difference it makes. Since some of you don't understand his directions, I will post what you do. You will need the
MSU Field Shift Fixer,
AVI Synth 2.5.7, and finally,
VirtualDub 1.6.19.
- Install AVI Synth 2.5
- Unzip MSU Field Shift Fixer
- Unzip VirtualDub 1.6.19
- Make a folder, call it whatever, I'll use Capture
- Capture a gameplay in whatever program as AVI, and save it in the folder Capture
- Name the video whatever, I'll use video1.avi
- Place msu_fieldshiftfixer.dll in folder Capture, I used version 2.5
- Open Notepad and paste the following text,
Avisource("videoname.avi")
ConvertToYUY2()
LoadPlugin("msu_fieldshiftfixer.dll")
MSU_FieldShiftFixer(1,0,0)
ConvertToRGB24()
Make sure videoname.avi is the name of your video. Since my file name is video1.avi, it would look like so:Avisource("video1.avi")
ConvertToYUY2()
LoadPlugin("msu_fieldshiftfixer.dll")
MSU_FieldShiftFixer(1,0,0)
ConvertToRGB24()
- Go to File > Save As, change Text Document to All Files, then save as Script.avs in folder Capture.
- Open VirtualDub, and go to File > Open video file, and choose Script.avs
- Cut your clip
- Go to File > Save as AVI and make a name for your clip
All directions came from deathenator, I just rewrote them for you to understand.