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1080i29.97 downconvert to SD. Upper to Lower field?
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yeah i thought about that and am actually in the process of changing it now. thx
smore’s rule. spot should air soon. keep an eye out for a composite decking spot.
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[Matt Campbell] “composite decking”
ooo, my favorite!
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I would use none and change the sequence setting to none as well. This will hemp with the supers at the end. The footage should look fine except when there is a horizontal pan, which will look a bit jittery.
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I’ve already resolved this but thanks for your reply. question, why would you use none? this is a downconversion to Standard Def 29.97 for broadcast, which is interlaced, lower field first. None would be for a progressive sequence, which neither of these are.
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No offense, but it’s the exact wrong advice.
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I agree with Jeremy…
BTW Matt, if the spot is reduced in size by 50% or more when it goes on the Web that will essentially deinterlace it.
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Sorry about that, carelessness on my part. we use none when it’s a full graphics so I thought it might work with yours as well.
Panning is still a problem, and we usually add in a motion blur for it.Cheers
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