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Tried using several different h264 encoders but all of them make it have this problem where there are horizontal glitches near movement. I tried using ffmpeg but couldn't figure out how to do it properly.

Problem

Video - its an MP4 https://drive.google.com/file/d/1rCZ8r7W_MS7I2yh9YbqPG7qFP5cV2zuF/view?usp=sharing

Any help would be appreciated. I have the unrendered video in Premiere Pro if I need to render it differently or something. Please keep it simple as I do not have that great an understanding of video related tech/software.

Ahmed Ashour
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Harry Tong
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Most video players have got built-in deinterlacing. I have watched it on Google Drive and in QuickTime Player. Everything seems to be fine.

In VLC Media Player you can also choose between various deinterlacing methods.

HandBrake is a GUI-based transcoder basing on FFmpeg. It can encode H.264 and has got deinterlacing options. Download