Our goal is to make the color transition of the image more natural, so that the streak phenomenon can be reduced or even disappeared. In ordinary videos, we often see faint halos and streaks on the faces of characters or the junctions of different colors, which means that the color scale is not removed. (2) The arifact removal option corresponds to the image degrading function. The original TS files or original DVD discs recorded by the TV station may be interlaced.
If it is literally understood that this option is not conducive to animation, it is a misunderstanding, because many animation sources will be progressive as long as they are Blu-ray or have done IVTC during recording and suppression. This option has no effect on progressive movies at all. If you are watching the original DVD disc, it is recommended to uncheck it. If you can watch movies or animations played by TV stations, it is recommended to check this option. It will take a long time to detect which type of pulldown is in a video, such as an animation, which often has a still picture. Therefore, when this option is checked, only the pixels in the center of the screen will be detected, avoiding the positions where the marquee or the logo may appear to avoid misjudgment during IVTC, but the disadvantage is that the detection efficiency is low.
We know that IVTC must be applied to this type of film to restore it to 24p (60i→24p), but in fact, we sometimes find that a TV broadcast movie or After the animation, TV stations often put marquees or logos on the four sides, but this marquee or logo is a video-type interlaced signal (the real 60i cannot be IVTC), so when we want to do IVTC, if it’s the whole The pixels of the screen are detected, and it is easy to make misjudgments in this situation. "only look at pixels in the frame center" option only affects film-style interlaced (interlaced) films, which means that this option is used to start the film of madVR It only works in mode (explained later in the text). Regarding "only look at pixels in the frame center":
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