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fast moving JUDDER strap – how to look right on laptop AND tv!?
Hi all,
Referring to this problem I had on friday….: https://forums.creativecow.net/readpost/2/901691?
…which I’ve temporarily sorted this time by doing the strap movement on an Editbox instead of in AE (Steve – did you get my mail? Still don’t know why this wasn’t possible in AE?)
**HOWEVER** – I’ve now got the additional problem of the strap looking ‘ghosted’ and blurred when the DVD-VIDEO is viewed on a laptop, but looks fine and smooth on an interlaced TV screen. Now I know this is because a PC screen can’t display fields, but I’ve got a client who doesn’t care and wants his DVD to look right on a laptop and on TV! I can’t do a progressive version AND a fielded version, but I just can’t see a way I can get it to run smoothly and crisp on both devices.
Anyone know any tricks?
Thanks.
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Yep, I got your emial JB, and replied twice … hmmm . Anyway, I can’t read the files on PC or Mac. Which AVI codec did you use to render?
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Hi Steve,
Sent back…Thanks.
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Clients like that are great aren’t they?
Some PC DVD players de-interlace DVD video on the fly (Apples DVD player can)and an interlaced disc looks OK – probably not too helpful if your client is using another player that won’t do this.
Andy
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