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100p and 120p
I’ve got these two old video files that came from unprotected DVDs of some random footage of my wife. I am trying to edit them and I am having trouble rendering to a good quality. I am wondering if there is a problem with frame rate because vegas says the frame rate of the two videos is 100.000p and 120.000p. The 120 file is an .m4v and the 100p file is also .m4v. They both came from the local news station, my wife had the guy over there do some work on her acting reel awhile ago. I had worked the files awhile ago in another program and gotten decent results. Any suggestions on how to do a nice render in vegas?
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I doubt that the files are really 100p and 120p because no one works at those frame rates. If they came from an NTSC DVD they are probably using 29.97 fps. Perhaps something is wrong with the file headers. Do you have the original DVD’s? I would just copy them from the DVD yourself.
What exactly is the quality problem you are having?
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Having all sorts of pixelated blurring problems. I am not sure the technical terms. I found one original dvd and vegas imported it flawlessly. Thank you for the advice. The file was indeed 29i. I am having trouble with the other dvd. The audio does not import, but the video does. Any suggestions?
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