<description>This filter splits each field of the source into its own frame and then adaptively creates the missing lines either by interpolating the current field or by using the previous field's data.</description>
<description>This parameter defines the field order of the clip. It is very important to set this correctly. Use order=0 for bottom field first (bff). Use order=1 for top field first (tff). You must specify order; DGBob throws an exception if you omit this parameter.</description>
<description>mode=0 allows you to use the filter for simple deinterlacing. mode=1allows you to use the filter for smart bobbing. mode=2 allows you to use the filter for 50% slow motion. </description>
<description>This parameter controls a tradeoff between amount of flickering and amount of residual combing and artifacting. Lowering the threshold removes more combing and reduces artifacts, but it increases flickering. Raising the threshold reduces flickering, but it increases residual combing and artifacts. Set it as low as possible without making the flickering intolerable.</description>
<description>When true, an extra 'artifact protection' check is made that can prevent some kinds of artifacts that occur rarely in some video sequences. Enabling artifact protection requires more processing time and may increase flickering. Therefore, it should be avoided unless absolutely required.</description>