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In handbrake it is possible to do deinterlacing with either decomb or deinterlacing filters. As I read in HandBrake's WIKI, decomb filter seems to be a better option because it works for both interlaced and progressive videos. Romi Rain Website on this page. The WIKI page describes how decomb filter works as follows: 標hen a frame shows a significant amount of combing, decomb runs a tweaked version of HandBrake's 'Slower' deinterlacing filter. That's yadif, a spatially (within one frame) and temporally (between several frames) aware deinterlacer. The tweak is that it uses a looks at more pixels when generating the spatial predictions.

Fonts 1.0 Windows Installer Exe. 標hen a frame is only very slightly combed, decomb runs a blending deinterlacer called a lowpass-5 filter. This preserves more detail from the image than yadif, and in particular prevents noticeable deinterlacing artifacts on progressive video. My question is, if I use decomb or deinterlacing filter in HandBrake, what frame rate I should choose?

The same as source 25i or I should double it to 50 FPS? YADIF has mode 1 which doubles frame rate, does handbrake use that mode when I choose 50 FPS? Thank you for your input in advance! To de-interlace to 'full frame rate' with Handbrake I'm pretty sure you need to select Bob as the de-interlacing method (Bob=Yadif, mode 1) and an appropriate constant output frame rate (50fps/59.94fps).