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FInal Cut Exporting Problem: Movement Bars
So in Final Cut Pro the video looks great and ready to export. It’s smooth and great quality (I shoot on an XHA1) but when I export, there are bars that form when there is quick movement. I’ve exported using H.264 but not only is the movie over 2GB (only 5 min long) but there are these bars that look like movement blur. Here’s a quick video that if you pause during movement, you can see these bars: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5qw3b307Ryk
It just ruins the smooth flow of HDThanks,
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What is the final destination for this video? YouTube?
De-interlace HD video destined for the web (upper/odd field first). Leave video interlaced for TV.
Did you export to h.264 right out of FCP? I would export a “current settings” reference movie (command-E, uncheck “make self-contained”). Then bring it into Compressor. I can’t say off the top of my head what Compressor setting is right for your specific video, but I think it’s the way to go for highest quality.
The video looks great otherwise though! Some beautiful shots and scenery and the slow-mo at ~2:15 is pretty sick.
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In other words, apply the de-interlace filter. Then do everything else that you did to get it on YouTube just the same.
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