Why Deinterlace a video file?
Deinterlacing is the digital process of converting interlaced video—which displays images by rapidly alternating between sets of odd and even horizontal lines (fields)—into a progressive format, where each frame is rendered as a single, complete picture.
You would primarily wish to do this because almost all modern screens (computer monitors, smartphones, and flat-panel TVs) display video progressively. If you watch older interlaced footage (such as broadcast TV recordings, VHS, or DVD rips) on these modern devices without deinterlacing, you will encounter distracting visual glitches known as "combing artifacts." These appear as jagged, horizontal lines sticking out of moving objects, making the video look blurry or glitchy. Deinterlacing smooths out these edges, restoring visual clarity and ensuring the video plays correctly on YouTube, media players, and editing software.
How can i deinterlace a video file?
You can delinterlace a video file using your web
browser at http://webmconverter.app you just simply need to select your
video file from the interface using the select button on the correct
video conversion page.
This should open the file selection dialog and limit your visible files
to your selected format. In this example i selected the vob format as my
source video file, but many other formats are also supported.
Input video information
Once
the video file has been selected from your storage device, it's may
take a few seconds for the video file to be inspected by the video
processor. Once the file has been inspected you will be able to see some
information about the video file. If the video file was correctly
probed.
In this example we will be using a vob file as most of the time when deinterlacing it will be from a source like a dvd.
Bob Weaver Deinterlacing Filter
The Bob Weaver Deinterlacing Filter (commonly abbreviated as bwdif) is a high-quality, motion-adaptive algorithm used to convert interlaced video into progressive scanning. Its whimsical name is almost certainly a pun on the two most fundamental deinterlacing techniques: "Bob" (which doubles lines to smooth motion but loses resolution) and "Weave" (which stitches fields together to preserve resolution but creates jagged artifacts in motion)—effectively implying it "bobs and weaves" to get the best of both worlds. Technically, it is an evolution of the popular yadif (Yet Another DeInterlacing Filter) algorithm, enhanced with methods from w3fdif and cubic interpolation to produce smoother edges and fewer artifacts. It is widely regarded as one of the best general-purpose deinterlacers available because it intelligently processes static areas of the image differently from moving ones, preserving maximum detail without requiring the intense computational power of neural network-based methods.
How can i use the Bob Weaver Deinterlacing Filter?
You can apply the Bob Weaver Deinterlacing filter by scrolling down to the Organized Video Filters on the page and selecting the "bwdif - Bob Weaver Deinterlacing" option and clicking add.
Once you click add a organized video filter will be added to the project. Typically the default values here should be correct for most users. If using the send_field option you should double the frame rate of the video.
Video Conversion
Once you are happy with the settings you should scroll down to the convert button and click it to start the conversion process.
When you click the convert button a progress bar will appear if all the setting are correct and the input video file is not corrupt.
When the progress bar reaches 100% a download bar will be shown and the page will be unlocked once downloaded.
This example used a decrypted dvd video file from my storage device and used the video converter located at
https://webmconverter.app/vob-to-webm