<description>This filter deinterlaces using a kernel approach. It gives greatly improved vertical resolution in deinterlaced areas compared to simple field discarding.</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).</description>
<description>This parameter defines the "motion" thresold. Moving areas are kernel-deinterlaced while non-moving areas are passed through. Use the map parameter to tweak the threshold parameter so that just the combed areas of the frame are deinterlaced.</description>
<description>This parameter, when set to true, selects a kernel that provides better vertical resolution and performs some sharpening of the video. For less sharpening but also less vertical resolution, set this parameter to false.</description>
<description>twoay=true: selects a kernel that includes both the previous and the following fields for deinterlacing. When set to false, the kernel includes only the previous field. The latter one-way kernel is faster, crisper, and gives less blending (this last advantage makes the filter perform better on anime). The twoway parameter is included in case users want to achieve the behavior of previous versions.</description>
<description>This parameter, when set to true, shows the areas that are "moving" as determined by the threshold parameter and which will be kernel-deinterlaced. Use this parameter to assist in tweaking the threshold parameter.</description>
<description>This parameter, when set to true, enables debug ouput via the DebugView utility. Currently, it shows the version number of the filter and, if hints are present from Telecide(), whether frame are hinted as progressive or interlaced. If hints are not present, the debug output shows all frames as interlaced. </description>
