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BCC Optical Stabilizer 6.0.7.2 and PAL interlaced HD
Posted by Yuri Radaev on April 30, 2010 at 2:08 pmHi! I’m trying BCC OS (default settings) with ProRes 1440×1080@50i and get jerky result. To eliminate this, i can to use De-interlace filter – it’s working, but i lost 50i video. De-interlaced video is not acceptable in my case, so what i can do? Maybe you can help me?
Matt Mullen replied 16 years, 4 months ago 2 Members · 14 Replies -
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Matt Mullen
April 30, 2010 at 2:32 pmYuri,
Where exactly are you running into the problem…with Optical Stabilizer?
What does the footage/problem look like?
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Yuri Radaev
April 30, 2010 at 3:06 pmSorry, i forgot 🙁 I am using Final Cut 7.0.2 and BCC OS 6.0.7.2. My video is HD video 16:9 1440×1080@50i ProRes
The problem i have looks like a small jitter. Only one field are stabilized or something like this… If i’ll apply deinterlace after BCC OS – jitter will disappear and stabilizer will work fine. But i need both fields, deinterlace is not acceptable 🙁
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Matt Mullen
April 30, 2010 at 4:02 pmCould you possibly send me a short clip to look at.
My e-mail is mattm@borisfx.com
You could use yousendit.com to send the clip.
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Matt Mullen
April 30, 2010 at 7:30 pmYuri,
I rendered as is and it looks good.
I then rendered without the deinterlace filter and it still looks good.
I see no flicker or interlacing in FCP
Where are you seeing the problem.
Do you have an output file or screen shot that shows the problem?
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Yuri Radaev
April 30, 2010 at 8:21 pm>>I then rendered without the deinterlace filter and it still looks good.
Did you try another field order in deinterlace filter?
>>I see no flicker or interlacing in FCP
Interlacing MUST be visible with HQ timeline settings and 100% canvas size. You see no interlacing??
>>Do you have an output file or screen shot that shows the problem?
I can record screencast but it takes time…
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Matt Mullen
May 1, 2010 at 12:14 amif you can see the problem parked on a frame you can send me a screen shot.
If not a video would be nice.
I took off the deinterlace because I thought you didn’t want to use it and it would give me a chance to see the problem.
Let me know if that is correct.
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Matt Mullen
May 3, 2010 at 4:29 pmYuri,
I see the “interlacing” issue even with no filters applied.
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Yuri Radaev
May 3, 2010 at 7:23 pmHi Matthew!
If FCP show’s interlacing it is normal. FCP must show both fields in canvas with 100% frame size and HQ timeline. If canvas sets up to fit frame (or timeline is medium/draft)- fields not showing.The problem appears on interlaced footage because BCC OS process only one field. If i take progressive footage – stabilizer works fine. Can you ask yours software engineer – BCC process both field or single? Maybe you can check it? Thanks!
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