• Apple Final Cut Pro Legacy

  HDV to DVCProHD speed effect issue….

  Posted by Adrian Zehn on February 19, 2007 at 6:41 pm

  I am onlining a project that was shot in HDV.

  When I look at the offline clips the codec says DV / DVCPro – NTSC. The frame rate is 29.97.

  The project was then uprezzed, by re-digitizing the footage using the DVCProHD codec with a Kona card.

  In the online version, clips that have been slowed down using the ‘Speed’ effect have a bad ‘staggered’ look – it’s not smooth like in the online. If we use the ‘shift fields’ filter at ‘+1’ on these clips, the effect looks a bit smoother, but still not as good as the online version.

  Does anyone know anything about this problem and any solutions?

  Thanks in advance,

  AZ

  Adrian Zehn replied 19 years, 3 months ago 1 Member · 1 Reply
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  Adrian Zehn

  February 19, 2007 at 7:04 pm

  I just realised I used the term ‘online’ when I should have said ‘OFFLINE’ a few times in my post, making it confusing. Below is the fixed version…..sorry!:

  I am onlining a project that was shot in HDV.

  When I look at the offline clips the codec says DV / DVCPro – NTSC. The frame rate is 29.97.

  The project was then uprezzed, by re-digitizing the footage using the DVCProHD codec with a Kona card.

  In the online version, clips that have been slowed down using the ‘Speed’ effect have a bad ‘staggered’ look – it’s not smooth like in the OFFline. If we use the ‘shift fields’ filter at ‘+1’ on these clips, the effect looks a bit smoother, but still not as good as the OFFline version.

  Does anyone know anything about this problem and any solutions?

  Thanks in advance,

  AZ

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