I'm not sure if this problem is fixable.

I have some footage that was shot on a JVC gr d230, it was then captured with Stoik converter using a dv codec, saved as data to multiple cd's and uploaded to my computer for editing in Premiere.

On the camcorder screen everything looks fine on playback.

When played from the disks some of the footage looks heavily deinterlaced.

When I play back the footage in Premiere at full quality it looks the same, at draft quality it plays smooth and looks as though there is no problem.

I saved a short sample of the footage, with deinterlace ticked, and the problem stays. I tried deinterlacing with the Boris continuum deinterlacer and the problem stays.

I tried putting the footage into Vdub and separated the fields. With the fields separated it still looks like it's an interlacing problem, but can't be. This was the same when removing either the upper or lower field

I was hoping someone could help and let me know if this is fixable or if it's just a problem with a cheap camera?

David.