Deinterlace Studio 1.14.6

Portable Windows executable only. Download DeinterlaceStudio.exe and run it directly; no installer is required.

What changed

• Completion notifications are now deferred until the validated UI state is rendered and then brought visibly to the foreground, so long QTGMC runs show the same completion popup as BWDIF runs.
• Automatic QTGMC recovery can now use a high-confidence measured TFF/BFF field order when damaged source metadata reports the field order as unknown. Ambiguous or unmeasured field order remains safely blocked.
• Automatically suggested output filenames now identify the deinterlacing backend: .QTGMC_deinterlaced for QTGMC and .BWDIF_deinterlaced for BWDIF CPU/CUDA.
• The field-rate default and cross-runtime QTGMC compatibility improvements from v1.14.5 are retained.

File verification

SHA-256 for DeinterlaceStudio.exe:

93ED9B5C7AE93760898532FE93D1FEF458C87B9198622025F1FA9CEBAA9D1426

Windows FileVersion: 1.14.6
Windows ProductVersion: 1.14.6

Screenshots

Batch processing

Preserve every temporal field

For genuinely interlaced footage, Preserve every temporal field — field-rate progressive output (same duration) is the best choice when preparing a high-quality input for temporal enhancement workflows such as SEEDVR2 and SLP. A 25-frame/s interlaced source contains 50 distinct temporal fields per second; field-rate output reconstructs 50 full-height progressive frames per second at the same playback duration. This preserves the motion information carried by both fields instead of reducing it to 25 progressive frames per second. Select nominal-rate output only when the lower temporal cadence or smaller output is intentional.

The executable is currently unsigned, so Windows may display a SmartScreen warning on first launch.

Deinterlace Studio 1.14.5

Deinterlace Studio 1.14.5

Portable Windows executable only. Download DeinterlaceStudio.exe and run it
directly; no installer is required.

What changed

• Preserve every temporal field is now the default output cadence for
  genuinely interlaced sources in both single-file and batch workflows.
• Progressive sources remain at their original cadence and are not doubled.
• QTGMC startup now supports the validated VSJetpack keyword-contract variants
  found across different user runtime environments.
• The portable-runtime dependency path is pinned and verified for more
  reproducible setup across systems.

File verification

SHA-256 for DeinterlaceStudio.exe:

B81065F41C95D861B6DAB0F86A70D34B7BB44724FE2C9A4AB6E62DC584E9856B

Windows FileVersion: 1.14.5
Windows ProductVersion: 1.14.5

Screenshots

Batch processing

Preserve every temporal field

For genuinely interlaced footage, Preserve every temporal field — field-rate
progressive output (same duration) is the best choice when preparing a
high-quality input for temporal enhancement workflows such as SEEDVR2 and SLP.
A 25-frame/s interlaced source contains 50 distinct temporal fields per second;
field-rate output reconstructs 50 full-height progressive frames per second at
the same playback duration. This preserves the motion information carried by
both fields instead of reducing it to 25 progressive frames per second. Select
nominal-rate output only when the lower temporal cadence or smaller output is
intentional.

The executable is currently unsigned, so Windows may display a SmartScreen
warning on first launch.

Deinterlace Studio 1.14.3

Portable executable only.

SHA-256 — portable executable

A35EF1D63D8D111369B3C2E7782A7C2BC6993C762A34443CDA082DCC4087FFFA

Screenshots

Batch processing

Preserve every temporal field

For genuinely interlaced footage, choose Preserve every temporal field — field-rate progressive output (same duration) when preparing a high-quality input for temporal enhancement workflows such as SEEDVR2 and SLP. A 25-frame/s interlaced source contains 50 distinct temporal fields per second; this mode reconstructs 50 full-height progressive frames per second while retaining the original playback duration. It preserves the motion information from both fields, rather than outputting only 25 progressive frames per second. Use nominal-rate output only when you deliberately want the lower temporal cadence or smaller output.