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Converting NTSC to PAL?
1. I have a bunch of programs finsihed, edited with FCP and need to
convert all of it to PAL. We have a Prime Image standards conveter,
but that means going to tape… thru the Prime Image, and back to tape
or in to FCP again. Is there a good way of doing it within FCP or with
Quicktime Pro? My few attempts have resulted in sharp but enenly jerky
video. [a jerk every second]2. Also, what is the field order of PAL?
thanks,
Glenn -
4 Replies
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Try the G Standards Converter from Graeme Nattress
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http://www.nattress.com and get his Standards Converter. We’re using it right now to convert NTSC to PAL for a broadcast HD project and it’s simply outstanding.
Be sure to print out his directions and follow them carefully. There’s an extra step of placing the original clip in a video well to ensure best quality.
The best $100 you’ll spend in your shop.
Walter Biscardi, Jr.
https://www.biscardicreative.com
HD Editorial & Animation for Food Network’s “Good Eats”
HD Editorial for “Assignment Earth”“I reject your reality and substitute my own!” – Adam Savage, Mythbusters
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I was told about JES Deinterlacer and it works pretty good for a freeware program.
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Compare it to G Converter on a good display and you’ll see for what you pay the 100 U$ 😉
Regards,
Uli
Author of “DVDs gestalten und produzieren”, a book on professional DVD-authoring in German.
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