• Adobe Premiere Pro

  Ghosting / Deinterlacing Issue

  Posted by Robert Hallion on January 15, 2007 at 7:42 pm

  Hi All,

  I’ll get right to it…

  Source Material:
  720×486 AVI
  D1/DV NTSC (.9) pixel aspect ratio
  29.97 FPS
  I believe lower field first

  The video is green screen footage that is being edited and chroma keyed, not much editing is being done. The footage is then being exported to go in Squeeze to be converted for the web.

  Exported as:
  332×249 uncompressed AVI
  Square Pixels
  15fps
  Deinterlaced

  Since the footage is being viewed on computers it needs to be deinterlaced. The issue I am having is that I’m seeing ghosting effects at high motion (not much of it). The ghosting is in my uncompressed AVI exported from premiere. From what I have gathered it sounds like Premiere does a bad job at deinterlacing. I used to do this before using a different workflow using Procoder and I can’t recall having is problem. (different time different place.) I have tried some of the deinterlacing filters in squeeze with no such luck. Does anyone have any suggestions?

  Thanks!

  Robert Hallion replied 19 years, 4 months ago 2 Members · 2 Replies
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  Vince Becquiot

  January 15, 2007 at 7:57 pm

  Have you tried a full size/frame rate uncompressed export, letting Squeeze do the downscaling / deinterlacing work ?

  I know the space requirements are bigger, but I would imagine your initial export would be quite a bit faster as a result.

  Vince
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  Robert Hallion

  January 15, 2007 at 8:12 pm

  That’s a good idea Vince, I’ll give that a try and see what I can get out of Squeeze.

  Squeeze is actually converting the original file into a .fla so the text work can be done in flash…

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