• Apple Final Cut Pro Legacy

  Interlaced timeline with progressive to go to TV

  Posted by Trevor Hughes on January 1, 2013 at 3:43 pm

  Hi I have been given a doc to prepare for TV in Pal land.
  I have noticed that some of the footage was shot as interlaced and mixed with progressive Hd

  I did a test out put with Compressor and I can clearly see the interlace footage.

  whats the best way forward to de-interlace each clip then export.

  or

  de-interlace all in Compressor

  second part of adviced need is please read following Audio – 48Khz 16bit and minimum bitrate of 3mbps and optimally 10-15mpbs

  and this I don’t know where to check this and minimum bitrate of 3mbps and optimally 10-15mpbs

  ok let a good start to the New Year learning this hope you can help

  Thank You

  Trevor

  http://www.frameonframe.co.uk

  Trevor Hughes replied 13 years, 4 months ago 2 Members · 2 Replies
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  Shane Ross

  January 1, 2013 at 6:41 pm

  TV’s play interlaced fine. Computer monitors…not so much. If you are exporting and then watching on your computer monitor…then you aren’t checking it properly. A regular TV will play interlaced and look fine. What you need to have, if you are editing for TV, is an IO device (AJA, Decklink, Matrox) and an HDTV or broadcast monitor. THAT’S how you check your work for TV.

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  Trevor Hughes

  January 1, 2013 at 7:08 pm

  Thank You, you woke me up been in cs6 for so long now forgot about that I can check the out put through my AJA card, must still be hung over. and the audio thing is all about streaming, so it all fixed. thanks for the wake up call.
  happy New Year.

  Thank You

  Trevor

  http://www.frameonframe.co.uk

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