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Interlacing Problem
I used After Effects to convert a 25 fps progressive clip to NTSC widescreen. The resulting clip is what you would expect: 720×480, 29.97 fps, interlaced (bottom field first). The new clip looks exactly how I want it when I play it with media players and also when I view it on the timeline in Premiere CS4. However, when I go to export Media Encoder now shows the source with that bad interlaced look like this:
https://www.windowsmoviemakers.net/PapaJohn/54/Interlaced-Versus-Progressive_files/image001.jpg
Anyone know why?
P.S.: When I deinterlace for the web it looks good but I want to put it on a DVD too.
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5 Replies
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Just put the footage on a dvd.
Dvd players can handle interlaced footage just fine. -
As Ann Said, this will no show up on a TV played when in a DVD player.
If this is exclusively going to be played on computers, you can de-interlace, but you will lose some resolution in the process.
Vince Becquiot
Kaptis Studios
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Hmmm, I’m putting together a bunch of different videos on a DVD and so far none of the other resulting m2v files that Premiere exported (using the same DVD MPEG-2 preset) look that way when I play them on my computer. I can’t figure out why this one is different.
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It likely has to do with the particular motion in that clip. How is the resulting DVD?
Vince Becquiot
Kaptis Studios
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Converting from pal to ntsc and then to mpeg is quite a long process.
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