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Google Video
Please look at this video I have uploaded to Google and tell me why I have such bad interlacing.
https://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-2089235929168569892&q=blue+bonnet&pl=true
It was originally 16mm film projected on a wall and shot using my Sony HDV Z1 Cam in DVCAM mode.
Then it was simply placed in my Avid Adenaline and exported as a quicktime reference into
Sorenson Squeeze using Goggle’s suggested settings.The only thing I can think of is that maybe it is because the fps is obviously different.
BUT, it looks great on the transfer. Just when it is compressed does it look that bad.Thanks for any help I can get on this…
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What are the settings for google. I tried to find out on their site, but had to sign up to get to it….sorry…. Anyway it looks like a very small file. I have seen this when compressing files to small size, low bit rate, etc. I suggest trying a QT instead of a QT Reference and a better compression program if you have it, like Procorder. I have cleaned up a lot of bad compression from Sorrenson by using Procorder with the same settings. Just some thoughts…
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The system requirements for the Goggle Video Uploader are:
You must be operating on Windows 98 or higher, Mac 10.3 or higher, or any OS that has Java 1.4.1 or higher in order to install the Uploader.
You’ll need a broadband connection to upload video.Acceptable File Formats:
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Quality Guidelines:
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