Okay excuse me, I assimilated "japanese movie" with "japanime" :).
There is only one way to see if a movie is interlaced or not : you open in in DGIndex, you move the slide, and if you see some combo effect on the edges during camera movement, then the movie is interlaced (see http://www.100fps.com/ dor more explanation).

But as true interlaced material are rare, I guess your movie is not. Did you set DGIndex to "Force Film" ? If not, then regenerate the d2v project using this setting.

Now what you have to do is to use the "optimal script" that you can find there : http://www.kvcd.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=3483

You will have to add a line where the idx file is the one you created with Vobsub.
(you will need the "Vsfilter.dll" plugin that you can find here : http://sourceforge.net/project/showf...ckage_id=84359 )

where do i put the vsfilter.dll

It's an avisynth plugin. Put it in the same directory where you placed all the other filters, and if you have some "LoadPlugin" lines at the begining of your script, than add a line :

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Actualyl I told you to look at the "optimal script" and they are using a lot of external filters. I was thinling that you were using these scripts :-).

You can put the dll where you want as long as you have a line "LoadPlugin" that load it at the begining of the script. Look at how are these scritps there :
http://www.kvcd.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=3483

You can also put them in the "plugin" directory under the directory where you installed avisynth, and then there is no need to use any "loadplugin" line as avisynth autoloads everything that is put into the plugin dir.