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25P mysteries
HI there,
I am about to shoot a job in (Im hoping) 1080 25P for Bluray/web
I am using the trial version of Premiere to look at things.. But Ive noticed there is no 108025P Preset in Media Encoder.. Is this just because its a trial copy? Surely its there in the paid version right? If not I will have to change a few things.. Also is Encore happy with 25P projects… Cant seem to find anything online that is definitive about all of this….
many thanks
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Trialversion is fully functional but BluRay itself does not support 1080p25.
https://forums.adobe.com/thread/421178?tstart=0
Best is to shoot interlaced.
You will have better result making the footage progressive for the web then making it interlaced for BD.
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Wow ok thankyou for that…
I thought progressive would have been the best for Bluray? I’m thinking of going 30P now.
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Same story.
Read the link i gave you.———————————————–
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Oh domestic male blindness… it took me three goes to see it only accepts 24P!
Well… I have no experience in shooting 24P Dont know if i’ll like all extra that jitter, it seems to be even more pronounced in 24P… Its a pity because I like how light sensitive the camera is in 25PF mode…
Hmm… the camera shoots in 25 PF mode which puts an interlaced wrapper around the footage (i am told!) So, I could technically shoot in 25PF, let Premiere think its interlaced and not interpret the footage perhaps? Ill have to do a test. Its hard not having Encore yet to really test it out.
Maybe that workflow is frought with danger.
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1080/23.976P is the universal standard for Blu-ray. Those discs will play correctly in both NTSC and PAL countries.
Bill Stephan
Senior Editor/DVD Author
USA Studios
New York City
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