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interlacing issue–please help
I have footage from a 2 camera shoot. the cameras were beta SP.
They were captured to Final Cut as Uncompressed 8-bit.
The sequence settings match the clips.
I exported the quicktime movie with the sequence settings.
the quicktime file looks good on the computer monitor (apple studio monitor), but when burned to DVD there is a weird interlacing issue on a TV monitor…When someone moves across the frame, there are obvious (interlace-looking) lines.
There was an intro created by someone else (animation codec) which looks clean. The graphics guys said they used Blac
Any ideas? Any help would be much appreciated.
Thanks! -
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I have footage from a 2 camera shoot. the cameras were beta SP.
They were captured to Final Cut as Uncompressed 8-bit.
The sequence settings match the clips.
I exported the quicktime movie with the sequence settings.
the quicktime file looks good on the computer monitor (apple studio monitor), but when burned to DVD there is a weird interlacing issue on a TV monitor…When someone moves across the frame, there are obvious (interlace-looking) lines.
There was an intro created by someone else (animation codec) which looks clean.
Any ideas? Any help would be much appreciated.
Thanks! -
I have had an issue with compressor and DVDSP screwing up the field order. Compressor-In the presets for the video there is an option for field order and by default it is set to automatic. Change that to lower and recompress. Their is also a simular setting in DVDSP.
JP
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