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24P or 30P import from AE
Hi, I’ve been doing some tests to remove the jagged lines (from NTSC DV 29.97 footage) that I get from exporting from AE. I used Magic Bullet Frames to deinterlace the footage with the best results so far.
1) If I export 24P from AE, then import that into a 24P Premiere Pro project, then make a DVD with Encore. Will the DVD be 24P and will it play back properly on most DVD players?
2) If I leave it 30P from AE, should I import into a regular interlaced Premiere Pro project or a custom 30P project?
Any workflow advice would be much appreciated 🙂
Thanks,
Marc
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2 Replies
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Why are you deinterlacing a movie after you have output it from After Effects as interlaced?
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Thanks Todd for the reply.
Umm, maybe I misunderstood… but I was informed that After Effects automatically deinterlaces footage when you export? So I used a plug-in to help make it better quality (less jagged lines) when I export from After Effects.
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